Butterflies of the lake Baikal region.

Oleg Berlov s Russian-only website has excellent images of set specimens of all species to be found in the region of the world s deepest lake.

http://babochki.narod.ru/

NORGES SOMMERFUGLER

NORGES SOMMERFUGLER er et prosjekt som gjennomf res i samarbeid mellom LEPARB - en arbeidsgruppe i Norsk entomologisk forening NEF , Zoologisk museum Universitetet i Oslo og Norsk institutt for skogforskning NISK . Prosjektets m lsetting er gj re tilgjengelig de opplysninger som finnes om norske sommerfugler i vitenskapelige og private samlinger rundt omkring i landet, slik at de kan anvendes i forvaltning av v rt biologiske artsmangfold. P grunnlag av private og offentlige samlinger har vi bygget opp en elektronisk database med opplysninger om alle norske sommerfuglarter. Denne databasen blir oppdatert kontinuerlig. I Juli 2000 ble det lagt ut en s kbar versjon av databasen - med informasjon p kommuneniv .

http://www.nhm.uio.no/norlep/

Butterflies of Ireland

This site contains a photographic guide to the Butterflies of Ireland. The butterfly species are divided into four groups: Small, Brown, White and Multi-coloured butterflies. There is a section entitled General Information which should be read first, as among other information, it gives details of the format of this guide. Finally, there is a section giving details of some Butterfly Farms in Ireland. This site is a more comprehensive guide compared to the original site which contained a basic guide to Irish Butterflies.

http://www.irishbutterflies.com/

Butterflies of Cyprus by Eddie John F.R.E.S.

A Guide to the Butterflies of Cyprus and Butterfly Recording Scheme . In association with Christodoulos Makris & Rob Parker

http://www.grayling.dircon.co.uk/index.html

The Butterflies of Bulgaria !

Here you will find information on the species composition, distribution, identification, bionomics and conservation status of the butterflies of Bulgaria. This website pursues two goals: first, to provide a virtual guide to all Bulgarian butterflies, something that does not exist in any form at present. In order to provide as up-to-date information as possible, the website will be expanded and updated regularly. My second goal is, through this website, to get in touch with people interested in the butterflies of Bulgaria. One of the major hindrances to getting a good picture of the distribution of all species in the country is not so much the lack of data but rather the lack of communication between those who have such data from collecting, observation, or photography . In the past year I was convinced that the internet offers the best possible channel for creating such connections between people with similar interests and goals

http://www.butterfliesofbulgaria.com/

British Butterflies - A Photographic Guide by Steven Cheshire

This web site was created to share my interest and promote the protection and understanding of British Butterflies and their habitats. The number of butterflies in your local area provides an excellent indicator for the state of wildlife as a whole. Over the last 30 years, there has been a steep decline in numbers of many of our butterflies. This is a clear warning to us all that our natural environment is being damaged by the activities of humans, be it by pollution, land development, house building, road building and global warming. The loss of our butterflies has a knock-on effect on all of our wildlife who rely on butterflies and other insects for food.

http://www.britishbutterflies.co.uk/

Neotropical Butterflies of the Americas

Butterflies from Mexico through Central America to Amazonia, Argentina, and Chile.

http://www.neotropicalbutterflies.com/

lepidoptera.no: Sommerfugler i Norge

Det er p vist mer enn 2000 sommerfuglarter i Norge. I dag vet man relativt lite om utbredelsen til mange av disse artene. Ved legge inn funn og bilder av sommerfugler p dette nettstedet kan du bidra med ny kunnskap om v re sommerfugler!

http://www.lepidoptera.no/

Derbyshire Dragonflies and Damselflies

Derbyshire s Dragonflies and Damselflies will use a remarkable selection of wetland habitats. From tiny garden ponds in the centre of Derby to the edges of the 700 acre Carsington Reservoir and a whole host in between.

http://www.derbyshire-dragonflies.org.uk/

Libellen der Wetterau Hessen

Libellen sind faszinierende Tiere. Mit ihren Flugkünsten begeistern sie die Menschen. Wer diese wunderschönen Lebewesen einmal bei Jagd oder Paarung in ihrem Revier beobachtet hat, ist von ihrem Verhalten gefesselt. Die in Deutschland vorkommenden Arten sind überschaubar und meist leicht zu bestimmen. In der Faunenliste der Libellen Deutschlands vom 1.1. 2005 sind 29 Kleinlibellen und 52 Großlibellen enthalten. In Hessen wurden seit 1912 64 Arten nachgewiesen, im Wetteraukreis waren es 51. 2007 neu dazugekommen ist Leucorrhinia pectoralis Große Moosjungfer . Insgesamt wurden 2007 41 Arten nachgewiesen. Besonders erfreulich war die Zunahme der sehr seltenen Coenagrion mercuriale Helm-Azurjungfer . Weitere Auswertungen für 2007 folgen in den nächsten Wochen. Noch längst nicht ist die ganze Wetterau kartiert.

http://www.libellen-wetterau.de/