August 2012

1/8/2012

273 Bucculatrix thoracella, 284 Caloptilia rufipennella, 421 Argyresthia bonnetella, 430 Yponomeuta plumbella, 495 Coleophora spinella, 731a Eulamprotes immaculatella, 877 Stathmopoda pedella, 1025 Tortricodes alternella 1029 Eana osseana and 4 species of Tortrinae:Tortricini added

A visit to the chalk downs at Box Hill, Surrey on 20/08/2012 added 3 species to my British list - photos above

Home page redesigned. Family thumbnails navigation page added. Cluster map now appears on its own page in the Home drop-down.

425 species presented
1742 visitors

5 Comments

matilda

8/8/2012 03:44:54 pm

Very pretty Norfolk Hawker Mr Lewis.
Could dragonflies be your next subject/ - when you've finished with moths and butterflies ofcourse!!

Laurelai

9/8/2012 05:29:28 am

I like your web site, but could you put your add-ons in blue like you did in June and previous months? That way I wont have to try to track them down which, with your jumpy pages, is really annoying.
Not everyone knows their taxa the way you do.
Can you try to fix your pages. If you stray out of the box for a second, it's gone. You're driving me mad.
Apart from that, it's one of my favorite sites.

Laurelai

10/8/2012 09:10:44 am

I wasn't being critical really, and I'm sorry if you thought I was. Your pages do vanish if you move outside the box. I don' know my families or sub families too well yet, so I can't track your way. Just use blue.
You could up your blog a bit too if you like. It's like waiting for Christmas, then the lights don't work!!
Apart from that, Britsh Lepidoptera is very good indeed.

Laurelai

25/8/2012 04:28:37 pm

I can see you've been busy. This is much better. I can't make your pages jump at all. It's much easier to see where to go too. I'm impressed. Glad you didn't wait until winter.
However! I'm nosey. Where has your clustermap gone? I know. There's no pleasing some people.
I'm glad you took the time. It was worth it.

Anna

5/9/2012 02:22:46 pm

Your photographs are amazing. You remind me of Patrick Barkham. He wrote a book called "The Butterfly Isles". It's about a man who travels the British Isles in search of all 59 species of butterfly, a trip inspired by his father John Barkham. You should read it. It will make you smile too.

August 2012

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