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Biodiversity in Glen Affric
Butterflies occurring in Glen Affric

This list has been compiled by Trees for Life from observations and information provided by Forest Enterprise, Dr. Keith Bland, Dr. David Barbour, Dr. Mark Young, Dr. J.H. Clarke and Trees for Life staff.


Green hairstreak butterfly (Callophrys rubi) in Glen Affric.

 


Scotch argus butterfly (Erebia aethiops) on bracken in Glen Affric.
(See 'The Changing Seasons at Plodda Lodge' in Caledonia Wild! Winter 2002-03)

 


Peacock butterfly (Inachis io) near Dog Falls in Glen Affric.


Aglais urticae Small tortoiseshell
Anthocharis cardamines Orange tip
Argynnis aglaja Dark green fritillary
 
Boloria euphrosyne Pearl-bordered fritillary
Boloria selene Small pearl-bordered fritillary
 
Callophrys rubi Green hairstreak
Coenonympha pamphilus Small heath
Coenonympha tullia Large heath
 
Erebia aethiops Scotch argus
 
Inachis io Peacock
 
Lycaena phlaeas Small copper
 
Maniola jurtina Meadow brown
 
Pararge aegeria Speckled wood
Pieris brassicae Large white
Pieris napi Green-veined white
Polyommatus icarus Common blue
 
Vanessa atalanta Red admiral
Vanessa cardui Painted lady

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