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Welcome to Daves Moth and Butterfly World -
Lepidoptera Species List: Visual Index of all Species on Website

Welcome to Dave McCormick's Moth and Butterfly World. Here is a thumbnail list of all the butterflies and moths on this website.

On this page you will find images depicting the amazing variety of moths and butterflies I have been lucky enough to take photos of and create pages about them. Clicking on any of these images takes you to a page dedicated to that species, describing it's lifecycle and behaviour, forms, subspecies and more and the page has thumbnail images and when clicked, you see a full sized image with information on that image. I still have a long way to go to getting all species I have good enough photos on, as species pages on this website.

Any bold text under an image on this page is a note on that species page the image is linked or going to be linked too.

If you see any issues with these pages, or have information on a particular species I could use, drop me an e-mail: dynamixware@hotmail.com , if you have information you think I could use, a reference on how or where you got information to insure its accurate might help.

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Butterflies

There is many wonderful species o butterfly out there, even the dullest looking ones are interesting as I have come to see and you will too. I have made a list of all the butterflies on this site at present. Click an image to go to that species page.


Number of Butterfly Species (So Far): 26

This section has links to all the butterfly species we have on this site. All photos of the butterflies were either taken by David McCormick or James McCormick. 
 
Butterflies: 15 Species
European Map
Map Butterfly
(Arashnia Levana) 
Orange-Banded Shoemaker
Orange-Banded Shoemaker
(Catonephele Oretes)
Speckled Wood
Speckled Wood
(Pararge Aegeria)
Meadow Brown
Meadow Brown
(Maniola Jurtina)
Ringlet
Ringlet
(Aphantopus Hyperantus)
Small Heath
Small Heath
(Coenonympha Pamphilus)
Small Tortoiseshell
Small Tortoiseshell
(Nymphalis Urticae)
Comma
Comma
(Polygonia c-album)
Owl Butterfly
Owl Butterfly
(Caligo Memnom)
Owl Butterfly
Owl Butterfly
(Caligo idomeneus)
Peacock Butterfly
Peacock Butterfly
(Inachis io)
Red Admiral
Red Admiral
(Vanessa atalanta)
Tree Nymph
Large Tree Nymph
(Idea leuconoe)

Butterflies: 10 Species
Peacock Pansy
Peacock Pansy
(Junonia almana)
Green Hairstreak
Green Hairstreak
(Callophrys rubi)
Large White
Large White
(Pieris brassicae)
Small White
Small White
(Pieris rapae)
Green-Veined White
Green Veined White
(Pieris napi)
Orange-Tip
Orange-Tip
(Anthocharis cardamines)
Small Copper
Small Copper
(Lycaena phlaeas)
Emerald Swallowtail
Emerald Swallowtail
(Papilio palinurus)
The Clipper
The Clipper
(Parthenos sylvia)
Danaid Eggfly
Danaid Eggfly
(Hypolimnas misippus)
Painted Lady
Painted Lady
(Vanessa cardui)
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Moths

Moths are usually seen as creatures that can be annoying, eat your clothes and similar. This is far from true. There is many wonderful species, even the smallest ones are interesting. I have made a list of all the moths on this site at present. Click an image of the species to go to a page about that species.


Number of Moth Species (So Far): 48

This section has links to all the moth species we have on this site. All photos of the butterflies were either taken by David McCormick or James McCormick.
 
Moths: 15 Species
Twenty-Plume Moth
Twenty-Plume Moth
(Alucita hexadactyla)
Small Magpie
Small Magpie
(Eurrhypara hortulata)
August THorn
August Thorn
(Ennomos quercinaria)
Clouded Border
Clouded Border
(Lomaspilis marginata)
Garden Carpet
Garden Carpet
(Xanthorhoe fluctuata)
Pale Brindled Beauty
Pale-Brindled Beauty
(Phigalia pilosaria)
Feathered Thorn
Feathered Thorn
(Colotois pennaria)
Nettle-Tap Moth
Nettle Tap Moth
(Anthophila fabriciana)
Early Grey
Early Grey
(Xylocampa areola)
Green Brindled Crescent
Green Brindled Crescent (Allophyes oxyacanthae)
The Snout
Snout Moth
(Hypena proboscidalis)

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Straw Dot
Straw Dot
(Rivula sericealis)
The Satellite
The Satellite
(Eupsilia transversa)
Silver-Y
Silver-Y
(Autographa gamma)
Carcina Quercana
Carcina Quercana

Moths: 15 Species
Esperia sulphurella
Esperia sulphurella
White Shouldered House Moth
White Shouldered House Moth
(Endrosis sarcitrella)
Chrysoteuchia culmella
Chrysoteuchia culmella
Udea lutealis
Udea lutealis
Syndemis musculana
Syndemis musculana
Large Fruit Tree Tortirx
Large Fruit Tree Tortrix
(Archips podana)
Six-Sopt Burnet
Six-Spot Burnet
(Zygaena filipendulae)
Narrow Borderd Five Spot Burnet
Narrow-Bordered Five Spot Burnet
(Zygaena lonicerae)
Buff-Tip
Buff-Tip
(Phalera bucephala)
MOther of Pearl
Mother of Pearl
(Pleuroptya ruralis)
Herald
The Herald
(Scoliopteryx libatrix)
Silver-Ground Carpet
Silver Ground Carpet
(Xanthorhoe montanata)
Elephant Hawk-Moth
Elephant Hawk-Moth (Deilephila elpenor)
Eyed Hawk-MOth
Eyed Hawk-Moth
(Smerinthus ocellata)
Brimstone Moth
Brimstone Moth
(Opisthograptis luteolata)

Moths: 15 Species
Bee Moth
Bee Moth
(Aphomia sociella)
Marbled Beauty
Marbled Beauty
(Cryphia domestica)
Scalloped Oak
Scalloped Oak
(Crocallis elinguaria)
Yellow Tail
Yellow Tail
(Euproctis similis)
Angle Shades
Angle Shades
(Phlogophora meticulosa)
Brown House Moth
Brown House Moth
(Hofmannophila pseudospretella)
Buff Ermine
Buff Ermine
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Lesser Broad Bordered Yellow Underwing
Lesser Broad-Bordered Yellow Underwing
(Noctua janthina)
Cocksfoot Moth
Cocksfoot Moth
(Glyphipterix simpliciella)
Lyssa Zampa
Laos Brown Butterfly
(Lyssa zampa)
Stenoptilia pterodactyla
Stenoptilia pterodactyla
Blastobasis_Lacticolella
Blastobasis lacticolella
Mottled Beauty
Mottled Beauty
(Alcis repandata)
Drinker Moth
Drinker Moth
(Euthrix potatoria)
Round Winged Muslin
Round-Winged Muslin
(Thumatha senex)

Moths: 3 Species
Black Rustic
Black Rustic
(Aporophyla nigra)
Winter Moth
Northern Winter Moth
(Operophtera fagata)
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Chestnut
The Chestnut
(Conistra vaccinii)
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Page last edited: 18/12/2009 14:51


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