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Butterflies Left the Rhodes Valley Weeks Early: What Caused Their Early Migration?

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High temperatures, lack of humidity and pressures on the microclimate of the area are linked to the mass departure of the rare butterfly Panaxia quadripunctaria

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High temperatures, lack of humidity and pressures on the microclimate of the area are linked to the mass departure of the rare butterfly Panaxia quadripunctaria

·Marousi, Greece
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The magnitude of the change was noticed by the Valley's operations manager, who submitted a relevant written report.

·Greece
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The butterfly population in the Butterfly Valley of Rhodes has declined dramatically, weeks earlier than expected.

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Earlier than expected, it seems that the presence of the rare species Panaxia quadripunctaria in the famous Valley of Butterflies has been completed this year...

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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