The following reports contain some more detailed reports on various butterflies which can be found in the Cheshire & Peak District area:
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Dark Green Fritillary |
It is hoped that by claiming the Dark Green Fritillary as a Cheshire butterfly this does not contravene ... read more here |
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Gatekeeper |
At the present time the Gatekeeper is an abundant and widespread resident butterfly in the county, although ... read more here |
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Green-veined
White |
The status of the Green-veined White does not appear to have undergone any significant changes in the county since ... read more here |
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Large White |
The Large White is one of the most widespread and successful butterflies in Britain. Its status and distribution in Cheshire has undergone ... read more here |
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Meadow Brown |
It would seem that many people have childhood memories of fields alive with butterflies and in all probability these recollections ... read more here |
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Painted Lady |
Due to a lack of historical information it is difficult to compare the present day distribution of this migrant butterfly with that of ... read more here |
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Peacock |
The Peacock, with its spectacular wing markings, must be one of the most familiar and easily ... read more here |
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Purple Hairstreak |
Our earliest knowledge of the Purple Hairstreak in the county is largely confined to information referred to in publications by ... read more here |
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Small Heath |
In view of the present status of the Small Heath in Cheshire it seems amazing that not so many years ago it was ... read more here |
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Small Skipper |
In recent years the Small Skipper has become the most numerous and widespread member of ... read more here |
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Speckled Wood |
The present status of the Speckled Wood in Cheshire is as an abundant and widespread resident, although ... read more here |