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Brown shards on the banks of the Arize

08/07/2022 16:46

Brown shards on the banks of the Arize
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On the edge of the majestic Mas d'Azil Cave, the peaceful murmur of the Arize River invited me to stroll.


It took just a few steps to stumble upon a vibrant scene: a cloud of coral necklaces—also known as brown argus butterflies—rose and landed in all directions, as if caught in an effervescent dance.


Their rapid, almost disordered flight made observation difficult, but fascinating.


With patience and a little luck, I was able to capture the moment: two specimens gathered in the same frame, their chocolate-brown wings punctuated by orange eyespots, like a nod to the lively yet discreet nature of this corner of Ariège.


A moment suspended between rock, river, and light.

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