Identifying features
Wingspan 29–37 millimetres with angular hindwings. The upper side has wings that are yellowish-red with rough black markings, while the underside is richly contrasted with silver-white spots. The rough markings and angular hindwings distinguish it from Mountain fritillary.
Similar species
Similar to Mountain fritillary (Boloria napaea), which, however, has finer black markings and weaker markings on the underside of the forewing.
Distribution
General in Sweden, except on certain islands.
Biology
The larvae primarily feed on cranberry and bog rosemary.