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Lycaena dispar (Haworth, 1802) | ||
| Familia | Lycaenidae | |
| Ordo | Lepidoptera | |
| Classis | Insecta | |
| Typus | Arthropoda | |
| Summary | The species occurs in the whole area of the country and is common. Its preferred habitats are riverside and lakeside areas, mostly wet meadows; it is found also in dry habitats, as a result of the adaptation of its caterpillars to foraging on Rumex species. It may be threatened due to intensification of the use of meadows. Conservation measures should focus on the maintenance of its breeding habitat in the appropriate state. It is protected by law in Poland. | |
| Literature | Buszko J. 1993. Atlas motyli Polski. I. Motyle dzienne (Rhopalocera). Grupa IMAGE, Warszawa, 269 ss.  Buszko J. 1997b. Atlas rozmieszczenia motyli dziennych w Polsce (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea, Hesperioidea) 1986-1995. Oficyna Wydawn. Turpress, Toruń, 170 ss. Ebert G. (ed.) 1991b. Die Schmetterlinge Baden Württembergs, Band 2, Tagfalter II. E. Ulmer, Stuttgart, 535 ss. Kudrna O. 2002. The distribution Atlas of European Butterflies. Oedippus 20, 343 pp. | |
| Author | Jarosław Buszko | |
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