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Marsh Fritillary Butterflies: A Vulnerable Species with a Stronghold on Dartmoor

By Helen Bruce | May 6, 2026 | 0

The marsh fritillary butterfly is distributed across Europe, but listed as ‘vulnerable’ throughout it’s range. In the UK, there are only six regional strongholds for this butterfly, Devon and Cornwall being one of them, which makes our Dartmoor populations so precious. The marsh fritillary makes its home in a range of damp grassland habitats, and…

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