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Butterflies    [Top]
Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa : A large iconographic database of European moths and butterflies, by Paolo Mazzei, Diego Reggianti, Ilaria Pimpinelli, Roma, Italy.
De L'oeuf au papillon - papillons : An interesting web site (in French) which can be used as an entry point for butterfly identification, texts and pictures by Christophe Abismil.
Les Carnets du Lépidoptériste Français - Des papillons aux lépidoptères : An interesting web site (in French) about French Moths and Butterflies, including lists by French departments, by Claire Hoddé and Philippe Mothiron.
Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies : Many photos and detailed information about most of the European butterflies, by Matt Rowlings.
Lepidoptera and some other life forms : A database about Finnish butterflies which has been, step by step, extended to other countries and species, by Markku Savela.
Lépidoptères Poitou-Charentes : Catalog of the Lepidoptera of the French Poitou-Charentes region. This web site, mostly in French language, includes very interesting pages to ease the identification of butterflies and caterpillars, by Antoine Guyonnet.
Birds    [Top]
Oiseaux.net : A wonderful web site with numerous information sheets and a lot of pictures about European birds.
L'oiseau libre : Web site, in French language, about bird and wildlife protection.
Insects    [Top]
Les pages entomologiques d'André Lequet : Neither ads nor deco ! .... all for info and entomo ! .... and only based on experienced facts ! Here is a true definition of the web site of this amateur entomologist (in French language).
Le monde des insectes : Small illutrated entomology course by par Alain Ramel, retired professor. A huge amount of detailed information which makes it a wonderful entry point into the world of insects (in French language).
Le monde des insectes : This community site, continuously growing, is very interesting. I have already found there some keys to tell apart species that were causing problems to me. I need to keep an eye on this site ... (in French language).
Odonates costarmoricains : One site dedicated to the Dragonflies and the Damselflies found in the Côtes d'Armor (France), by the entomologist group of naturalists of this French department controled by "Vivarmor Nature" (in French language).
Libellules et Ascalaphes de France, de Belgique et de Suisse : An interesting web site about Dragonflies (in French language).
British Insects: the Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies) : A lot of detailed informations about Dragonflies and Damselflies, by L. Watson and M. J. Dallwitz.
Société française d'Odonotalogie : The web site of French Association totally dedicated to the scientific study of dragonflies and damselflies (in French language).
OPIE-Insectes : Entomologists and ecologists share their knowledge about their passion and issue a journal called Insectes (in French language).
Other links    [Top]
Carnets naturalistes en Bourgogne du Sud : Frédéric Tillier's observations of Nature surrounding us with photos, drawings and watercolors (in French language).
I am rediscovering the region where I spent my childhood with Frédéric's notes.
Le jardin de Lucie : (in French language) We sometimes find wonderful things while searching information on the Internet. I have immediately loved "le Jardin de Lucie". I had the feeling to find a vision of naturalist activities very close to mine. But what majesty in the way it is done!!!
Macros pictures, with a very nice light and always very sharp, are used as a support for very precise and accurate naturalist comments. In addition some pictures are highlighted with arrows or colour markings which are always welcome. This blog is a good example showing that you can combine naturalist and beautiful pictures.
I have noticed, after usage, that the index built as a "cloud of keywords" is finally very efficient.
I will go on regularly visiting "le Jardin de Lucie" where, like in my garden, aphids will not receive a rain of insecticide products (they already have so many predators). And like my garden too, Lucie's one has no precise limits as you can see there Northern Gannets diving down in Gaspésie!
Jura wildlife photography : Fabien Gréban's goal is to share emotions and to make people love his beautiful Jura mountains. This is a great success, now we all plan to spend our holidays in his region! What beautiful pictures! (in French language)
florence pallot photographer - fauna and conservation : Florence Pallot is a Nature photographer whose main goal is to protect biodiversity and endangered species.
Her Web site (in English) displays beautiful pages about saving Mediterranean turtles. No doubt that she will add many other reports which will inform us about the threats to our environment and motivate us to participate to safeguard actions.
Beneluxnaturephoto.net - Nature Photography Community ... : Exchange Forum for wildlife photographers, a reference in this domain. An interesting web site not only limited to Benelux!
Le journal de la Hulotte : This small French newspaper is for you if you want to know everything about Swallows, Moles, Great Crested Grebes and many other species of France.
Image Nature : A French magazine dedicated to Nature Photography. Beautiful pictures, advices, lenses and cameras tests and some good places introduced by other readers. This magazine has also a discussion forum.
Au moineau de Paris : More than a web site showing wildlife pictures, very interesting texts and files by Patrick Dubois (in French language).
The Garden Safari : A beautiful website (in English or in Dutch) about the garden's wildlife, by Hania and Hans Arentsen. Very beautiful macro photographs and precise informations about all the shown species.
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