Stage, end of February 2025 in Germany Germany Germany

end of February: Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa)
GermanyGermany		rare, hibernating
Brandenburg		common, hibernating
Berlin		common, hibernating
Bremen		extinct
Baden-Württemberg		common, hibernating
Bavaria		common, hibernating
Hesse		very rare, hibernating
Hamburg		common, hibernating
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern		common, hibernating
Lower Saxony		common, hibernating
North Rhine-Westphalia		very rare, hibernating
Rhineland-Palatinate		rare, hibernating
Schleswig-Holstein		rare, hibernating
Saarland		common, hibernating
Saxony		common, hibernating
Saxony Anhalt		common, hibernating
Thuringia		common, hibernating

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Habitat of Camberwell Beauty's (Nymphalis antiopa)

/PicturesNA/Photos/Landscape/Habitat_Trauermantel_Orfento_2008_05_10_large.jpg — Habitat of Camberwell Beauty's (Nymphalis antiopa)

An Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa) was chasing another much smaller butterfly at high speed shortly before the photo was taken. The two butterflies flew about 3 metres above the river. The climate inside the gorge is cold and damp, and warm and damp in open areas such as the bridge photographed. The slopes of the gorge are exposed to the north/south at this point. A Large Tortoiseshell (Nymphalis polychloros) was also sighted not far away.

Photograph: Ingo DanielsIngo Daniels; Caramanico Terme, Abruzzen, Pescara, ItalyCaramanico Terme, Abruzzen, Pescara, ItalyAbruzzen, Pescara, ItalyPescara, ItalyItaly (10. May 2008)

/PicturesNA/Flags/it.png — Habitat of Camberwell Beauty's (Nymphalis antiopa)

An Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa) was chasing another much smaller butterfly at high speed shortly before the photo was taken. The two butterflies flew about 3 metres above the river. The climate inside the gorge is cold and damp, and warm and damp in open areas such as the bridge photographed. The slopes of the gorge are exposed to the north/south at this point. A Large Tortoiseshell (Nymphalis polychloros) was also sighted not far away.

Photograph: Ingo DanielsIngo Daniels; Caramanico Terme, Abruzzen, Pescara, ItalyCaramanico Terme, Abruzzen, Pescara, ItalyAbruzzen, Pescara, ItalyPescara, ItalyItaly (10. May 2008)