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KSUT - a butterfly of the sailboat family

MOTH - a family of butterflies, about 2000 species

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SATYR - butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

SOVKA - a family of night butterflies, over 25000 species

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ZORKA - a butterfly of the white family

Swallowtail - a butterfly of the sailboat family

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ADMIRAL - a butterfly of the nymphalidae family

APOLLO - a butterfly of the sailboat family

BELYANKA - family, about 500 species, diurnal butterflies

HAWT - family, about 1200 species

VANESSA is one of the genera of the Nymphalidae family.

Callima is one of the genera of the Nymphalidae family.

FIRE - superfamily, about 10000 species, diurnal butterflies

REPNITSA - a butterfly of the white family

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FAN - a family of butterflies, 200 species, live mainly in the tropics

VOLNYANKA - family, about 3000 species

CELLUS - a butterfly of the family of whites

SAILBOAT - family, over 530 species, diurnal butterflies

PEDENITSA - family, about 15 thousand species

SATURNIA - see Peacock-eye

Corydalis - a family of butterflies, over 3500 species

CHERVONETS - a butterfly of the pigeon family

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GOLUBYANKA - a family of diurnal butterflies, about 1000 species

TAPE - a butterfly of one of the genera of the Nymphalidae family

BEAR - a family of butterflies, over 7000 species

NUN - a butterfly of the family of volnyanok

Nymphalida - a family of diurnal butterflies, about 2000 species

PESTRYANKA - a family of diurnal and twilight butterflies, about 1000 species

PODALIR - a butterfly of the sailboat family

burdock - a butterfly of the nymphalidae family

MOURNING - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

TAIL - a butterfly of the pigeon family

Checkers - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

SILKMOTH - butterflies whose caterpillars weave a cocoon of silk

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ANDROCONIA - aromatic scales on the wings of male butterflies

BELLOW - a family of butterflies, over 2400 species

HAWTHORN - a butterfly of the white family

HELICONIDA - a family of butterflies, about 150 species

DROVOCHETS - a family of butterflies, about 800 species

ZLATOGUZKA - a butterfly of the family of volnyanok

Kapustnitsa - a butterfly of the white family

COCOONSPIDER - a family of night butterflies, about 1000 species

Urticaria - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

Krushinnitsa - a butterfly of the white family

RIBBON - night butterfly of the superfamily Scoop-shaped

LISTOVIDKA - a butterfly of the superfamily Scoop-shaped

CODDLE MOTH - a butterfly of the superfamily leafworm

POBEGOVIUN - a butterfly of the superfamily leaf rollers

PROSERPINA - a butterfly of the hawk family

CHEKHLONOSKA - a butterfly of the family of mole-shaped butterflies

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BRUKVENNITSA - a butterfly of the family of whites

RED-TAIL - a night butterfly of the family of volnyanok

FLEETER - a family of butterflies, over 5000 species

MANY-EYED - diurnal butterfly of the pigeon family

POUR - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

GLASS - family, about 1000 species

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FINGERWING - a family of butterflies, over 1200 species

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MULTICOLOUR - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

PAVLINO-EYE (Saturnia) - a family of night butterflies, over 1200 species

PEARL - a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family

THICKHEAD - a family of butterflies, more than 2000 species

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