speckled wood

British  

noun

1. a common woodland brown satyrid butterfly, Pararge aegeria, marked with pale orange or yellowish-white spots

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Example Sentences

Species which have declined since last year and over the long term include ringlet, common blue and speckled wood, according to the research.

From BBC

Speckled wood butterflies were being seen in particularly low numbers, while small tortoiseshells, commas, green-veined whites, large whites and red admirals were also being spotted in smaller numbers compared with the 10-year average.

From BBC

It said there had been particularly low numbers of speckled wood butterflies, while small tortoiseshells, commas, green-veined whites, large whites and red admirals are also down on their 10-year average.

From BBC

The study authors deleted WntA in common buckeye butterflies, speckled wood butterflies, painted lady butterflies, monarch butterflies, two species of Heliconius butterflies and Gulf fritillary butterflies.

From Washington Post

Dr. Martin’s team found that when they delete the WntA gene with the Crispr technique, the central symmetry system band disappears entirely from the wings of the speckled wood and buckeye butterflies.

From New York Times