Butterflies List of Lepidoptera of the Netherlands

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1 butterflies

1.1 hesperiidae
1.2 lycaenidae
1.3 nymphalidae
1.4 papilionidae
1.5 pieridae





butterflies
hesperiidae

mallow skipper, carcharodus alceae (esper, 1780)
chequered skipper, carterocephalus palaemon (pallas, 1771)
dingy skipper, erynnis tages (linnaeus, 1758)
silver-spotted skipper, hesperia comma (linnaeus, 1758)
large chequered skipper, heteropterus morpheus (pallas, 1771)
large skipper, ochlodes sylvanus (esper, 1777)
large grizzled skipper, pyrgus alveus (hübner, 1803)
oberthur s grizzled skipper, pyrgus armoricanus (oberthur, 1910)
safflower skipper, pyrgus carthami (hübner, 1813)
cinquefoil skipper, pyrgus cirsii (rambur, 1839)
grizzled skipper, pyrgus malvae (linnaeus, 1758)
rosy grizzled skipper, pyrgus onopordi (rambur, 1839)
red-underwing skipper, spialia sertorius (hoffmannsegg, 1804)
lulworth skipper, thymelicus acteon (rottemburg, 1775)
essex skipper, thymelicus lineola (ochsenheimer, 1808)
small skipper, thymelicus sylvestris (poda, 1761)

lycaenidae

brown argus, aricia agestis (denis & schiffermuller, 1775)
green hairstreak, callophrys rubi (linnaeus, 1758)
holly blue, celastrina argiolus (linnaeus, 1758)
small blue, cupido minimus (fuessly, 1775)
mazarine blue, cyaniris semiargus (rottemburg, 1775)
purple hairstreak, favonius quercus (linnaeus, 1758)
long-tailed blue, lampides boeticus (linnaeus, 1767)
large copper, lycaena dispar batavus (haworth, 1802)
small copper, lycaena phlaeas (linnaeus, 1761)
sooty copper, lycaena tityrus (poda, 1761)
alcon blue, phengaris alcon (denis & schiffermuller, 1775)
large blue, phengaris arion (linnaeus, 1758)
dusky large blue, phengaris nausithous (bergstrasser, 1779)
scarce large blue, phengaris teleius (bergstrasser, 1779)
silver-studded blue, plebejus argus (linnaeus, 1758)
idas blue, plebejus idas (linnaeus, 1761)
cranberry blue, plebejus optilete (knoch, 1781)
chalk-hill blue, polyommatus coridon (poda, 1761)
common blue, polyommatus icarus (rottemburg, 1775)
ilex hairstreak, satyrium ilicis (esper, 1779)
black hairstreak, satyrium pruni (linnaeus, 1758)
white-letter hairstreak, satyrium w-album (knoch, 1782)
brown hairstreak, thecla betulae (linnaeus, 1758)

nymphalidae

peacock, aglais io (linnaeus, 1758)
small tortoiseshell, aglais urticae (linnaeus, 1758)
lesser purple emperor, apatura ilia (denis & schiffermuller, 1775)
purple emperor, apatura iris (linnaeus, 1758)
ringlet, aphantopus hyperantus (linnaeus, 1758)
map, araschnia levana (linnaeus, 1758)
silver-washed fritillary, argynnis paphia (linnaeus, 1758)
high brown fritillary, argynnis adippe (denis & schiffermuller, 1775)
niobe fritillary, argynnis niobe (linnaeus, 1758)
dark green fritillary, argynnis aglaja (linnaeus, 1758)
cranberry fritillary, boloria aquilonaris (stichel, 1908)
violet fritillary, boloria dia (linnaeus, 1767)
pearl-bordered fritillary, boloria euphrosyne (linnaeus, 1758)
small pearl-bordered fritillary, boloria selene (denis & schiffermuller, 1775)
lesser marbled fritillary, brenthis ino (rottemburg, 1775)
pearly heath fritillary, coenonympha arcania (linnaeus, 1761)
scarce heath fritillary, coenonympha hero (linnaeus, 1761)
small heath fritillary, coenonympha pamphilus (linnaeus, 1758)
large heath fritillary, coenonympha tullia (muller, 1764)
monarch, danaus plexippus (linnaeus, 1758)
marsh fritillary, euphydryas aurinia (rottemburg, 1775)
tree grayling, hipparchia statilinus (hufnagel, 1766)
grayling, hipparchia semele (linnaeus, 1758)
queen of spain fritillary, issoria lathonia (linnaeus, 1758)
wall, lasiommata megera (linnaeus, 1767)
white admiral, limenitis camilla (linnaeus, 1764)
poplar admiral, limenitis populi (linnaeus, 1758)
meadow brown, maniola jurtina (linnaeus, 1758)
marbled white, melanargia galathea (linnaeus, 1758)
heath fritillary, melitaea athalia (rottemburg, 1775)
glanville fritillary, melitaea cinxia (linnaeus, 1758)
false heath fritillary, melitaea diamina (lang, 1789)
spotted fritillary, melitaea didyma (esper, 1778)
camberwell beauty, nymphalis antiopa (linnaeus, 1758)
large tortoiseshell, nymphalis polychloros (linnaeus, 1758)
speckled wood, pararge aegeria (linnaeus, 1758)
comma, polygonia c-album (linnaeus, 1758)
gatekeeper, pyronia tithonus (linnaeus, 1767)
red admiral, vanessa atalanta (linnaeus, 1758)
painted lady, vanessa cardui (linnaeus, 1758)

papilionidae

pear-tree (or scarce) swallowtail, iphiclides podalirius (linnaeus, 1758)
eurasian swallowtail, papilio machaon gorganus linnaeus, 1758

pieridae

orange-tip, anthocharis cardamines (linnaeus, 1758)
black-veined white, aporia crataegi (linnaeus, 1758)
berger s clouded yellow, colias alfacariensis ribbe, 1905
clouded yellow, colias croceus (fourcroy, 1785)
pale clouded yellow, colias hyale (linnaeus, 1758)
brimstone, gonepteryx rhamni (linnaeus, 1758)
wood white, leptidea sinapis (linnaeus, 1758)
large white, pieris brassicae (linnaeus, 1758)
green-veined white, pieris napi (linnaeus, 1758)
small white, pieris rapae (linnaeus, 1758)






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