Lepidoptera
I have thousands and thousands of picture that I've recording since 2017 (I'm only counting the pictures taken with a professional camera) from all the fieldtrips that I did mainly in Portugal and Ireland.
Recently I decided to do the crazy task of searching folder by folder for all the Lepidoptera species I found so far. Lepidopera is an Order of Insects that includes Butterflies and Moths. All the members of this order have:
- 4 wings
- 6 legs
- 2 antennae
- body divided in 3 sections
The biggest amount of species I recorded in Ireland (19 species), followed by Portugal (8 species), Austria (2 species) and Slovakia (1 species). Hopefully this year I will be able to record some new species to my photography collection.
Let's start this adventure!
Irlanda | Ireland
Euphydryas aurinia |
Euphydryas aurinia |
Argynnis aglaja aka Mesoacidalia aglaia |
Anthocharis cardamines |
Pieris napi |
Celastrina argiolus |
Pararge aegeria |
Inachis io |
Lycaena phlaeas |
Polyommatus icarus |
Polyommatus icarus |
Polyommatus icarus |
Euclidia glyphica |
Tyria jacobaeae |
Zygaena filipendulae |
Argynnis paphia |
Pieris brassicae |
Erynnis tages |
Aglais urticae |
Pseudopanthera macularia |
Coenonympha pamphilus |
Vanessa atalanta |
Portugal
Papilio machaon |
Charaxes jasius |
Iphiclides feisthamelii |
Maniola jurtina |
Pararge aegeria |
Vanessa atalanta |
Polyommatus sp. |
Polyommatus sp. |
Pieris rapae |
Eslováquia | Slovakia
Erebia euryale |
Áustria | Austria
Vanessa cardui |
Siona lineata |
Don't forget to have your eyes wide open on your next walk and try to spot some of these beauties.
A huge thank you to Martine for the ID's of the Irish species.
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