Click on the butterfly species listed below to see where and when they were recorded in 2009
- Small Skipper
- Essex Skipper
- Large Skipper
- Dingy Skipper
- Grizzled Skipper
- Swallowtail
- Clouded Yellow
- Brimstone
- Large White
- Small White
- Green-veined White
- Orange-tip
- Green Hairstreak
- Purple Hairstreak
- White-letter Hairstreak
- Small Copper
- Brown Argus
- Common Blue
- Chalkhill Blue
- Holly Blue
- White Admiral
- Red Admiral
- Painted Lady
- Small Tortoiseshell
- Peacock
- Comma
- Pearl-bordered Fritillary
- Dark Green Fritillary
- Silver-washed Fritillary
- Speckled Wood
- Wall Brown
- Marbled White
- Gatekeeper
- Meadow Brown
- Small Heath
- Ringlet
- < Sussex Branch Home Page
Sussex Butterfly Atlas - Rother Recording
The Sussex Branch of Butterfly Conservation are going to produce a Sussex Butterfly Atlas - a book showing the distribution of all butterfly species in the county. To do this they need to collect butterfly data from right across Sussex and they need people to get out looking for butterflies and reporting back on what they see.
The map below shows all tetrads (2km squares) in Rother for which there were no butterflies recorded in 2009. Are these squares really devoid of butterflies? - unlikely!
Please report all your butterfly sightings in Sussex and try visiting new or under-recorded areas.
Send your sightings to Clare Jeffers clarejeffers@aol.com.
Click on the map to download a hi-res PDF map (4.1 Mb)
Tetrads with no butterfly records in 2009
