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discover butterflies in britain by david newland is a guide to the best places to see all britain's different butterfly species flying in the wild. since most butterflies are highly territorial and live and die in a small area, you must know where and when to look for them. this book tells you. butterfly fortunes rise and fall, but if you look where the book suggests and in the right season, you shouldn't be disappointed. the book's isbn is 1903657121. you should be able to get a copy from any bookshop, or from amazon uk , or direct from the publisher princeton university press . about the book: discover butterflies in britain tells you where to look to find all our breeding species. there are precise details of where to see all the rare species with clear instructions and maps. if you go where the book recommends, at the right time of year and in fine weather, you are unlikely to be disappointed. all the butterflies are shown below. more details about the book and some specimen pages follow afterwards. bbc wildlife: visit a hotspot. britain's top spots are listed in discover butterflies in britain http://discoverbutterflies.com/images/bbcwildlife.pdf michael mccarthy in the independent: we can recommend a book ... most of the locations we have reported are featured in the book robin page in the daily telegraph: .... for those who share our butterfly obsession, one of the best books is discover butterflies in britain (wildguides) by david newland. not only does he describe the butterflies well, but he also recommends good places to see them ... ...my safari helped inspire him to write his informative book stephen moss in the guardian: david newland's excellent book look in the updates section below for recent information on sites in the book and for new sites. one new site described there is totternhoe knolls . i can recommend it for duke of burgundy, small and chalkhill blues and dingy skippers in season. there is currently a wildlife trust appeal to extend this site . this is a very worthy cause which i warmly support. see below for the butterflies to look for. if you need more help, there are full details in our other book britain's butterflies . all the butterflies of britain and ireland are described in detail in britain's butterflies , with photographs of all of them, each with egg, caterpillar and chrysalis. a new edition came out in march 2015. this includes several rare species that have recently been seen and also images of all the common caterpillar foodplants. discover butterflies in britain tells you where to go to find them and what to look for when you have arrived. and if you are confused about whether you have seen a moth rather than a butterfly, our day-flying moths book should help. undoubtedly the book is one of the best and could be used to help one find and then identify britain's butterflies with confidence. atropos, 42, 11, 73 britain's day-flying moths - a field guide to the day-flying mo ths of britain and ireland published by princeton university press in 2013. it describes the day-flying moths that you may come across when searching for butterflies. some like the mother shipton (cover picture) often fly alongside dingy skippers and are easily mistaken for them. "it is far and away the best of the books available" entomologist's record, jan. 2014 these six butterflies don't usually appear until july silver-spotted skipper brown hairstreak chalkhill blue silver-washed fritillary scotch argus gatekeeper those in the next block should appear during june small skipper essex skipper lulworth skipper purple hairstreak white-letter hairstreak black hairstreak silver-studded blue northern brown argus large blue white admiral purple emperor dark green fritillary high brown fritillary mountain ringlet marbled white grayling meadow brown ringlet large heath from this row onwards, butterflies usually first appear in may real's wood white large skipper swallowtail wood white clouded yellow small copper small blue brown argus common blue adonis blue small pearl-bordered fritillary marsh fritillary glanville fritillary heath fritillary wall the butterflies starting in this row are the first to emerge and probably took flight in april chequered skipper dingy skipper grizzled skipper brimstone large white small white green-veined white orange tip green hairstreak holly blue duke of burgundy red admiral painted lady small tortoiseshell peacock comma pearl-bordered fritillary speckled wood small heath now some inside information about discover butterflies in britain: discover butterflies in britain is a guide to where to see butterflies, with descriptions, maps and photographs of 66 good sites. click on the images below for sample pages; use the back button to return for your next selection. if the pages do not appear full screen, look for the expand button by moving your pointer over the bottom right of each picture. the full list of contents is given here . many of the site descriptions are supported by poems by tricia newland. links to published reviews may be found here . comments and suggestions already received from readers are summarised here . how i wrote the book, recent sightings and more photos are here . updates are given here . there are full details of 21 new sites. a recent article on butterfly photography is here . a new project butterflies in europe is described here . it includes articles on swallowtails in provence (an article for bc's european interest group). this article asks why continental swallowtails have their curious hill-topping behaviour. dr torben b larsen has recently emailed a very convincing explanation, based on his personal observations of butterfly behaviour in west africa. there is a link to dr larsen's explanation in this section. also there is article on the gavarnie blue, which is one of the rarest european butterflies, found only in the gavarnie region of the pyrenees. and, finally, there is a request for help in identifying some difficult european species. discover butterflies in britain may be obtained direct from wildguides , telephone orderline 01628 529297, or from butterfly conservation , telephone orderline 0870 774 4309, or from www.amazon.co.uk or from most booksellers. it is stocked by heffers, trinity street, cambridge and is available by mail order from www.heffers.co.uk which connects with their parent company blackwell online. a contribution will be made to butterfly conservation for every book sold. more information on how to obtain the book is given here . a companion book britain's butterflies is also published by wildguides (details from wildguides web site). this is about identifying butterflies and their eggs, caterpillars and chrysalises, whereas discover butterflies in britain is about where to find them while also visiting the best of the british countryside.

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