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Smit & Palarczyk > [FRANCE.ALPSSOUTH 01924] 'Butterfly valley.' An Apollo moth (Parnassius apollo) on a thistle in the Vallon de la Mollières, a side valley of the Tinée, in Mercantour national park. Up from hamlet Mollières it is so rich in butterflies and moths in summer that the slopes get more colour from their wings then from the abundant flowers. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [SWITZER.TICINO 01386] 'Hibiscus, Brissago Island.' Hibiscuses are part of the exotic vegetation on the Brissago Islands in the Swiss part of the Lago Maggiore. The largest island, now a botanical garden, was designed by a beautiful barones, who not only loved flowers but even more money and male intellectuals. Bankrupt finally she had to sell her paradise to Max Emden. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [ITALY.PIEMONTE 01724] 'Lotus.' Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) at Isola Madre in Lago Maggiore. With its alien appearance the unripe seedbox attracts more attention then the flower. Photo Paul Smit.

[FRANCE.ALPSSOUTH 01924]
'Butterfly valley.'

An Apollo moth (Parnassius apollo) on a thistle in the Vallon de la Mollières, a side valley of the Tinée, in Mercantour national park. Up from hamlet Mollières it is so rich in butterflies and moths in summer that the slopes get more colour from their wings then from the abundant flowers. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [FRANCE.ALPSSOUTH 01924] 'Butterfly valley.' An Apollo moth (Parnassius apollo) on a thistle in the Vallon de la Mollières, a side valley of the Tinée, in Mercantour national park. Up from hamlet Mollières it is so rich in butterflies and moths in summer that the slopes get more colour from their wings then from the abundant flowers. Photo Paul Smit.

[FRANCE.ALPSSOUTH 01924]
'Butterfly valley.'

An Apollo moth (Parnassius apollo) on a thistle in the Vallon de la Mollières, a side valley of the Tinée, in Mercantour national park. Up from hamlet Mollières it is so rich in butterflies and moths in summer that the slopes get more colour from their wings then from the abundant flowers. Photo Paul Smit.
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