Author: Dr. Norman Hickin - edited by Tim Lavery
ISBN: 1879373017
Publisher: Roberts Rinehart Publishers
Although a bit dated now (1992) this is one of the best field guides to the butterflies of Ireland.
Unlike many butterfly books that include Irish species along with UK/European species, this book concentrates only on Irish species.
It contains 4 plates of colour photos covering all the species and had good illustrations, flight time charts, distribution maps and
detailed information on all the species found in Ireland.
Author/Publisher: Dublin Naturalists Field Club (DNFC)
More Information from : DNFC
This is a definite must-have booklet/chart. It has colour illustrations of each of the butterflies found in Ireland, showing underwing views and male/female variations.
It has a flight time chart and brief information on the species.
It is the perfect low cost booklet for anyone interested in Irish butterflies.
Author/Publisher: Readers Digest
ISBN: 0276360079
Although this book covers the butterflies found in Britain and also has details on moths and other insects it does contain all the butterfly species
found in Ireland.
It includes photos, colour illustrations and distribution maps for all the butterflies.
Authors: Jim Asher, Martin Warren, Richard Fox, Paul Harding ...
ISBN: 0198505655
Publisher: Oxford University Press
This book was compiled following the Millennium butterfly survey that was carried out in the period 1995 to 1999.
Along with detailed maps of the sightings of the butterfies, this book contains comprehensive details of the species with emphasis on population
trends and the general outlook for the future of the species.
Authors: Ingo Arndt, Claus-Peter Lieckfeld, Peter Huemer
ISBN: 1901092929
Publisher: Papadakis Publisher
This is a remarkable 'general interest' butterfly book. It describes, in words and surperb photographs, the amazing
migratory journey of the Monarch butterfly as it travels the length of America.
Although the Monarch is clearly the star of this book, it also contains amazing details and facts on some species common to
Ireland.
