green hairstreak
callophrys rubi latin

The site is also important for its butterflies and recorded are such species as Green Hairstreak.

It is also home to a large number of breeding birds and is an important site for the green hairstreak butterfly.

Twenty-six species have been regularly recorded, including green hairstreak, brown argus and Essex skipper.

Local butterflies include the green hairstreak, brown argus, Speckled Wood and brimstone.

Subspecies oregonensis is known as the Oregon Green Hairstreak.

Nine species of dragonfly and damselfly have been recorded on the reserve, along with the Green Hairstreak butterfly.

They are joined by 19 species of butterfly, including the Green Hairstreak Callophrys rubi.

In the area of gorse adjacent to the pond, there is a colony of the Green Hairstreak butterfly.

Less commonly seen are Large Skipper, Green-veined white and Green Hairstreak.

Butterflies found in the woods include the Silver-washed Fritillary and Green Hairstreak species.

The Green Hairstreak, Callophrys rubi, is a small butterfly in the family Lycaenidae.

The exposed quarries are popular with other butterfly species, including the Green Hairstreak and Wall, which like to bask in sheltered spots.

There are good populations recorded of Small Blue, Marbled White and Green Hairstreak butterflies.

Locally scarce insects include the green hairstreak butterfly (Callophrys rubi) and the common glow-worm (Lampyris noctiluca).

Callophrys sheridani neoperplexa, 'Sheridan's Green Hairstreak' (occurs in southwestern Alberta)

These include Grizzled and Dingy Skippers, Brown Argus and Green Hairstreak.

Callophrys sheridani newcomeri, 'Whitelined Green Hairstreak' (occurs in southern British Columbia)

There are also a great many spiders and butterflies, including Silver-Studded Blue, Grayling and Green Hairstreak.

The trees at Withybed support various invertebrates, most visibly the butterflies, like the Purple and Green Hairstreak or the Speckled Wood.

Dingy skipper, green hairstreak and common blue butterflies have been recorded, as have Natterer's, Daubenton's, brown long-eared and pipistrelle bats.

The fauna present on Gentleshaw Common is not as rich as its flora, however meadow pipit, common lizard and Green Hairstreak have been recorded.

The Metallic Green Hairstreak (Chrysozephyrus duma) is a small butterfly found in India that belongs to the Lycaenids or Blues family.

The site is known for its flora and fauna such as Hare's-tail Cottongrass, Common Cottongrass and Green Hairstreak butterfly.

The green hairstreak, purple hairstreak, hummingbird hawk-moth and ghost moth are sometimes seen, particularly in the woods at Holkham, along with the common butterfly and moth species.

The rich flora support a diverse range of invertebrates, and butterflies include Chalkhill Blue, Small Blue, Green Hairstreak and the Marbled White.