Green-veined
White Pieris napi (Linnaeus, 1758) ![](http://www.eakringbirds.com/eakringbirds5/textbanner04.jpg) |
Status
.....The Nottinghamshire status of
the Green-veined White has showed no real change
over the past century. It is still one of our
most common and widespread butterflies, being
found in a broad range of habitats, but the
distribution map indicates that it is slightly
less often recorded than the Small White. |
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Photographed
at Market Warsop August 2017 |
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Photographed
at Eakring Flash July 2003 |
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Early stages
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Pupa,
photographed in situ on a Silver Birch trunk, Holborn Hill Plantation,
October 2021. |
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