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Nature » Fauna
Butterflies
The most showy insects living in the fields and pastures are without a doubt butterflies, among which the most famous ones are the Apollo Butterfly, the Swallowtail, and the Peacock Butterfly. In the Park there are 96 species of diurnal butterflies, a considerable quantity, since it represents the 40% of all the species found in Italy. Particularly interesting for their rarity and distribution are the species living at higher altitudes. The Park represents a very important safeguard area and a genetic reserve for butterfly species that elsewhere have become rare or have disappeared.
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Insects
Coleoptera;
Butterflies;
Fish;
Amphibians
Reptiles;
Birds
Black Woodpecker;
Wallcreeper;
Goshawk;
Kestrel;
Golden Eagle;
Pigmy Owl; Tengmalm's Owl;
Tawny Owl;
Eagle Owl;
Hazel Grouse; Capercaillie;
Black Grouse;
Ptarmigan;
Rock Partridge;
Hoopoe;
Corvids;
Tits;
Stream Birds;
Corncrake;
High-mountain Birds;
Mammals
Marmot;
Stoat;
Roe Deer;
Chamois;
Red Deer;
Mouflon
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