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- Corfu Butterflies in November
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in November. Butterflies flying in: November Filter by Family Brown Argus Clouded Yellow Common Blue Geranium Bronze Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large White Long-tailed Blue Millet Skipper Painted Lady Plain Tiger Pygmy/Mediterranean Skipper Red Admiral Small Copper Small White Speckled Wood
- Corfu Butterflies in January
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in January. Butterflies flying in: January Filter by Family Clouded Yellow Painted Lady Red Admiral Small Copper Small White
- Corfu Butterflies in April
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in April. Butterflies flying in: April Filter by Family Brimstone Brown Argus Cleopatra Clouded Yellow Comma, Common Blue Eastern Bath White Eastern Baton Blue Eastern Dappled White Eastern Orange Tip Geranium Bronze Glanville Fritillary Grecian Copper Green Hairstreak Green-underside Blue Green-veined White Grizzled Skipper Holly Blue Hungarian Skipper Large Skipper Large Tortoiseshell Large Wall Brown Large White Mallow Skipper Meadow Brown
- Corfu Butterflies in June
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in June. Butterflies flying in: June Filter by Family Balkan Marbled White Brimstone Brown Argus Cleopatra Clouded Yellow Comma, Common Blue Delattin's Grayling Eastern Bath White Eastern Baton Blue Eastern Rock Grayling Geranium Bronze Glanville Fritillary Great Banded Grayling Grecian Copper Green-veined White Grizzled Skipper Holly Blue Hungarian Skipper Ilex Hairstreak Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large Skipper Large Tortoiseshell Large Wall Brown Large White
- Corfu Spiders
Discover the many Corfu arachnids, that can be seen on the island by using this ever-growing database of beautiful wildlife photographs, all taken on Corfu. Arachnids Family: All Common Name: All Latin Name: All Reset 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... 5
- Corfu Butterflies in October
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in October. Butterflies flying in: October Filter by Family Brown Argus Clouded Yellow Common Blue Delattin's Grayling Eastern Bath White Eastern Rock Grayling Geranium Bronze Great Banded Grayling Grecian Copper Holly Blue Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large Skipper Large Wall Brown Large White Long-tailed Blue Mallow Skipper Meadow Brown Millet Skipper Oberthür's Grizzled Skipper Old World Swallowtail Oriental Marbled Skipper Painted Lady Plain Tiger Pygmy/Mediterranean Skipper Red Admiral
- Corfu Butterflies in July
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in July. Butterflies flying in: July Filter by Family Balkan Marbled White Brimstone Brown Argus Cleopatra Comma, Common Blue Delattin's Grayling Eastern Bath White Eastern Rock Grayling Geranium Bronze Great Banded Grayling Grecian Copper Green-veined White Holly Blue Hungarian Skipper Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large Wall Brown Large White Lattice Brown Long-tailed Blue Lulworth Skipper Mallow Skipper Meadow Brown Millet Skipper Old World Swallowtail
- Corfu Butterflies in August
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in August. Butterflies flying in: August Filter by Family Brown Argus Cardinal Cleopatra Common Blue Delattin's Grayling Eastern Bath White Eastern Rock Grayling Geranium Bronze Great Banded Grayling Grecian Copper Holly Blue Hungarian Skipper Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large White Lattice Brown Long-tailed Blue Mallow Skipper Meadow Brown Millet Skipper Old World Swallowtail Painted Lady Purple Hairstreak Pygmy/Mediterranean Skipper Scarce Swallowtail Silver-washed Fritillary
- Corfu Butterflies in March
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in March. Butterflies flying in: March Filter by Family Brimstone Cleopatra Clouded Yellow Comma, Eastern Bath White Eastern Dappled White Eastern Orange Tip Geranium Bronze Grecian Copper Green Hairstreak Green-underside Blue Green-veined White Holly Blue Large Tortoiseshell Large Wall Brown Large White Mallow Skipper Nettle-tree Old World Swallowtail Orange Tip Painted Lady Peacock Red Admiral Scarce Swallowtail Small Copper
- Corfu Butterflies in September
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in September. Butterflies flying in: September Filter by Family Brown Argus Cardinal Cleopatra Clouded Yellow Common Blue Delattin's Grayling Eastern Bath White Eastern Rock Grayling Geranium Bronze Great Banded Grayling Grecian Copper Holly Blue Hungarian Skipper Lang's Short-tailed Blue Large Skipper Large Wall Brown Large White Lattice Brown Long-tailed Blue Mallow Skipper Meadow Brown Millet Skipper Oberthür's Grizzled Skipper Old World Swallowtail Oriental Marbled Skipper
- Corfu Butterflies in February
Discover the butterflies that can be found on Corfu in February. Butterflies flying in: February Filter by Family Cleopatra Clouded Yellow Green-veined White Holly Blue Large Tortoiseshell Large White Mallow Skipper Painted Lady Red Admiral Small Copper Small White Speckled Wood Wall Brown
- Life on an Oregano bush
A study of the 'Oregano Community' that develops on a flowering oregano bush. The community consists of visiting insects and residents which catch and eat them. Life on the Oregano Life on an Oregano Bush The oregano plant is a perennial species in the mint family Lamiaceae. It is native to the Mediterranean region where the fresh oregano leaves are used as a herb to flavour food. Often, the flowers are removed as soon as they show to make more leaves grow, but we let the flowers on our oregano bush bloom fully during the month of May. The flower arrival begins a mad scramble in the insect world for the pollen and nectar they produce and an 'Oregano Community' develops on the bush. The community consists of visiting flying insects which are after the pollen and nectar from the white oregano flowers, and a variety of residents which catch and eat them. Butterflies, moths, bees, wasps, flies and beetles frequent the oregano on a daily basis and are prey to the spiders, mantids and assassin bugs that lie in wait for them. By far the most successful hunters are the crab spiders whose ferocity is second to none, as many of the photos below will testify. You can read my amusing blog "Oregano from a Spider's Viewpoint" by clicking HERE During the month of May 2024, I recorded photos of as many of the different species that I found frequenting the oregano bush, you can select photos for each family group here: Select Family Group Species List: Document 1 2 3 4 1 ... 1 2 3 4 ... 4




