Brimstone Butterfly

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Brimstone Butterfly
Gonepteryx rhamni
Size
52–60 mm wingspanAbout the width of a matchbox
Weight
0.2 gVirtually weightless
Lifespan
12–13 months — one of the longest-lived British butterflies
Rarity
Common
M vs F
Males are vivid sulphur yellow; females are pale greenish-white — the leaf-like wing shape is identical
Habitat
Woodland edges, scrub, gardens — wherever Buckthorn and Alder Buckthorn grow
Best time
February–October; one of the first to emerge in late winter
Conservation
UK: Green LC
💡 Did you know?
The word 'butterfly' may derive from the Brimstone — a bright yellow 'butter-coloured fly' that was one of the most noticed of the early emerging species in spring
When resting with wings closed the Brimstone is virtually undetectable — the leaf-shaped wings with prominent veins make it a near-perfect leaf mimic
Often confused with
Large White (black-tipped wings white) Clouded Yellow (orange-yellow faster flight — rarer migrant)
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