Nine species of butterfly are found at the University of Northampton's newest campus.
The painted lady was one of nine species of butterfly found at the University of Northampton's Waterside campus
A survey last month revealed gatekeepers, painted ladies, peacocks, and red admirals were at the University of Northampton's Waterside site.Dr Janet Jackson said it was "evidence of how important our green and pleasant campus is to the local environment". Dr Jackson, a senior lecturer in environmental science, carried out the ecological survey in collaboration with the university's environment and sustainability team.
The university said butterflies were an important "'brick' in the ecological 'wall'" and their presence indicated a healthy environment.
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