Burren Fauna Butterflies

A rich and diversity array butterfly species are found in the Burren, testament to the purity of this environment and the wide range of food plants available. All but two of Ireland’s 30-odd butterfly species are found in the Burren, while a superb range of moths – including the rare Burren green and the wonderful burnet (Zygandera spp.) moths – are also found here. Below is a list of the butterflies present, their common name, Latin name and status of these species in the region. 

 

English Name Latin Name Status
Wood White Leptidea sinapis Widespread
Brimstone Gonepteryx rhamni Widespread
Large White Pieris brassicae Widespread
Small White Artogeia rapae Widespread
Green Veined   white
 
Artogeia napi
Widespread
Orange Tip
 
Anthocharis cardamines Widespread
 
Green Hairstreak Callophrys rubi           
 
Scarce
Brown Hairstreak Thecla betulae Scarce
Small Copper Lycaene phlaeas            Scarce
Small Blue           Cupido minimus              Scarce
Common Blue Polyommatus icarus        Widespread
Holly Blue Celastrina argiolus          Scarce
Pearl-bordered Fritillary Clossiana euphrosyne   Scarce
Dark Green Fritillary      Argynnis ahlaja        Widespread
Silver-washed Fritillary     Argynnis paphia     Scarce
Marsh Fritillary      Euphdryas aurinia             Scarce
Speckled Wood    Pararge aegeria                 Widespread
Wall Brown          Lasiommata megera          Widesepread
Grayling              Hipparchia semele              Widespread
Gatekeeper          Pyronia tithonus                 Very Scarce
Meadow Brown     Maniola jurtina                   Widespread
Ringlet              Aphantopus hyperantus       Widespread
Small Heath        Coenonympha pamphilus     Widespread
Dingy Skipper    Erynnis tages                      Widespread
Small Tortoiseshell   Aglais urticae                Widespread
Peacock            Inachis io                           Widespread
Red Admiral     Vanessa alalanta                   Migrant
Painted lady     Vanessa cardui                     Migrant

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