Butterflies

The following list is not a full list of Butterfly species of Kiskunság National Park. Some of these species are rarities, others are common. We are happy to advise you about the possibilities upon request.

Kiskunság National Park is not the number one in terms of richness in butterfly species or abundance of individuals, but still offers a lot of very interesting species, some of them very localized, not, or hardly found anywhere else due to the special local soil and microclimate.

If you would like to combine our area with a completely different region, such us the limestone hilly region of Bukk Hills or the more distant Aggtelek National Park with amazing density and variety of different other species, please let us know.

Some of the species which were observed in the garden of Ecotours Kondor EcoLodge or its surrounding area

Cardinal - a surprisingly common garden species

Swallowtail - during certain weeks it is regular in the garden

Common Glider - we usually have one or two around when certain bushes in flower

Scarce Swallowtail - a relatively common, not at all scarce visitor in the garden and at nearby meadows

Brown Argus - quite common at nearby meadows

Eastern Short-tailed Blue - scarcer than Short-tailed, but both can be found

Queen of Spain - the commonest fritillary beside Cardinal

Glanville Fritillary - quite common fritillary of the nearby meadows

Safflower Skipper - should be easy to find at the nearby flowery meadows

A more detailed list of species which were observed at Kondor EcoLodge or nearby Kiskunság National Park areas can be found at the bottom, under Highlights