Zwierzęta - Motyle i ćmy
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a flying insect with a long, thin body and large, typically brightly colored wings
motyl
white or sulfur butterfly, is a delicate insect characterized by predominantly white or yellow wings
bielinek, biały lub siarkowy motyl
a small and delicate insect characterized by its distinctive tails on the hindwings and intricate wing patterns
modraszek, motyl z ogonkami
a striking insect with vivid patterns on its wings, commonly found in meadows and woodlands
rusałka pawik, rusałka osetnik
a colorful and diverse insect known for its intricate wing patterns
motyl rusałkowaty, rusałkowate
a large and distinctive insect with ragged-edged wings and dark, velvety coloration
żałobnica, motyl żałobny płaszcz
a captivating insect known for its distinct orange and black wing pattern and annual migration
motyl trojeściowy, monarch
a magnificent insect with vibrant orange wings adorned with black veins and white spots, known for its incredible long-distance migration
motyl monarcha, monarcha
a colorful and diverse insect with delicate wings adorned with intricate patterns
motyl lycaenid, lycaenid
a captivating insect belonging to the family Nymphalidae, characterized by its distinctive wing pattern resembling the colors and markings found on a tortoiseshell
motyl żółwinkowy, rusałka pokrzywnik
a vibrant insect with predominantly yellow wings belonging to the family Pieridae
motyl siarkowy, bielinek
a diverse and captivating insect family, scientifically known as Nymphalidae, characterized by their unique leg structure
motyl szczotkonogi, rusałkowate
a widespread insect with white or creamy wings, black spots, and a preference for cabbage-family plants
bielinek kapustnik, motyl kapustnik
a captivating insect with distinctive wings featuring a white comma-shaped marking
motyl przecinek, przecinek
an insect characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate wing patterns, and a toxic or unpalatable nature as a defense mechanism
motyl danaida, danaida
a majestic insect characterized by its large size, vibrant colors, and regal presence, making it a symbol of beauty
motyl cesarski, dostojny motyl
a nocturnal winged insect similar to a butterfly that is attracted to the light
ćma, mól
a type of moth known for its vibrant wing patterns and a defense mechanism of aposematism to ward off predators
tygrysica, niedźwiedziówka
an invasive insect notorious for its defoliating behavior and significant damage to forests and trees
brudnica nieparka, szkodnik leśny
a small insect that can cause damage to textiles by feeding on natural fibers
mól odzieżowy, mól włókienniczy
a small moth that infests beehives, with its larvae consuming beeswax and posing a threat to the structural integrity and health of the colony
mól woskowy, ćma woskowa
a butterfly species found in Europe and Asia, known for its striking appearance with large black wings marked with bold white spots and bands
Apollo, Motyl Apollo
a colorful butterfly species found in Southeast Asia, known for its intricate wing patterns featuring multiple eyespots
argus, motyl argus
a moth found in Australia that migrates long distances to alpine regions and aestivates in large numbers during summer
bogong, migrujący australijski ćma
a butterfly with bright yellow or greenish wings found in Europe and Asia that feeds on nectar from buckthorn and other flowers
siarka, motyl siarkowy
a moth species with irritating barbed hairs that can cause skin irritation and allergic reactions in humans
ćma brązowo-ogonowa, gatunek ćmy z drażniącymi włoskami
a small moth species that infests carpets and textiles, causing damage through the feeding activity of its larvae
mól dywanowy, mól niszczący tkaniny
a butterfly species found in southern Europe and parts of Asia, with bright orange wings marked with black spots and stripes
Kleopatra, Motyl Kleopatra
any of several small butterflies with orange, reddish-brown, or copper-colored wings
czerwończyk, miedziak
a large and visually striking moth species native to North America, known for its reddish-brown wings
ćma cecropia, motyl cecropia
a moth species characterized by its striking black and vermilion red wings, often associated with toxic plants like ragwort
cynober, ćma cynobrowa
a small moth species that infests apple and pear trees, causing damage to the fruit through larval feeding
owocówka jabłkóweczka, owocówka gruszóweczka
a butterfly species found in Europe and Asia, with brownish wings marked with blue and orange spots and lines
festoon, motyl festoon
a notable butterfly species characterized by its impressive size, white wings, and black or gray markings
duży biały, bielinek kapustnik
a butterfly species found in Europe, with white wings marked with black veins and spots, and a distinctive marbled appearance
biały marmurkowy, motyl biały marmurkowy
a butterfly species found in Europe and Asia, with white wings and orange tips on the males
zorzynek rzeżuchowiec, pomarańczowy czubek
a species of butterfly with a distinctive orange and black pattern on its wings
rusałka pawik, vanessa cardui
a majestic butterfly species characterized by its deep purple wings with intricate white and orange patterns
purpurowy cesarz, dostojny fioletowy motyl
a mid-sized butterfly with black wings and red and white markings common in Europe and America
rusałka admirał, admirał
a butterfly species characterized by its dark brown wings adorned with small rings or eyespots
pierścionek, kółko
a butterfly species characterized by its black wings adorned with striking white bands and spots
biały admirał, motyl admirał
a common name for the butterfly species Lasiommata megera
przestrojnik megera, Lasiommata megera
a species of butterfly found in Asia and Europe
pasza dwuogonowy, pasza dwuplamisty
a term used to refer to several species of butterflies known for their distinctive, elongated hindwings
jaskółczy ogon, motyl jaskółczy ogon
a species of butterfly with brown wings that have white spots
nakrapiane drewno, leśny motyl
