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Find out more about Birmingham and the Black Country's wildlife from birds of prey to wildflowers and from dragonflies and damselflies to trees and fungi.

  1. Species
  2. Invertebrates
  3. Butterflies and moths

  • Adonis blue

  • Angle Shades

  • Black hairstreak

  • Brimstone

  • Brimstone Moth

  • Broad-bordered bee hawk-moth

  • Brown Argus

  • Brown Hairstreak

  • Buff-tip

  • Chalkhill blue

  • Cinnabar

  • Clouded Yellow

  • Comma

  • Common Blue

  • Dark Green Fritillary

  • Dingy skipper

  • Elephant Hawk-moth

  • Emperor Moth

  • Garden Tiger

  • Gatekeeper

  • Grayling

  • Green Hairstreak

  • Green-veined White

  • Grizzled skipper

  • Heath Fritillary

  • Holly Blue

  • Hummingbird Hawk-moth

  • Large Blue

  • Large Skipper

  • Large White

  • Large Yellow Underwing

  • Lime Hawk-moth

  • Magpie Moth

  • Marbled White

  • Meadow Brown

  • Orange-tip

  • Painted Lady

  • Peacock

  • Pearl-bordered Fritillary

  • Peppered Moth

  • Privet Hawk-moth

  • Purple Emperor

  • Purple Hairstreak

  • Red Admiral

  • Ringlet

  • Silver Y

  • Silver-studded blue

  • Silver-washed Fritillary

  • Six-spot Burnet

  • Small Copper

  • Small Heath

  • Small Skipper

  • Small Tortoiseshell

  • Small White

  • Small blue

  • Speckled Wood

  • Swallowtail

  • Wall Brown

  • White Admiral

  • White-letter Hairstreak

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