The marbled white and ringlet, which both feed on grass, experienced their best years since the UKBMS began in 1976, and the grass-feeding large skipper was also up by 86% on 2013.
To see the swallowtail you have to go to the Norfolk Broads; to spot the Glanville fritillary you have to go to the Isle of Wight; to observe the mountain ringlet you have to climb mountains; and to glimpse the remotest one of all, the chequered skipper, now extinct in England, you have to go to Argyllshire.
Damselflies include azure, common blue and blue-tailed; and butterflies such as meadow brown, ringlet, and common blue; plus day-flying moths such as silver Y, chimney sweeper, cinnabar, and six-spot burnet.
4. de Prunner's ringlet A butterfly native to southern European mountains, it is threatened by climate change.
As their family name suggests, all employ a colour scheme which involves variations on a theme in brown, apart from the stunningly different marbled white (and also the ringlet, which, when freshly emerged, can appear almost black).
The Iberian lynx, Spanish imperial eagle, de Prunner's ringlet butterfly, and the Caucasian wingnut tree, are among the potential species listed for rescuing and moving to Britain, which, researchers say, is ideally placed to become an ARC.
Wednesday's victory came on a headed corner kick in the 73rd minute by center back Carles Puyol, a man whose ringlet curls belong on a 1970s Farrah Fawcett poster.
The Queen, a porcelain doll with vacant eyes and blond ringlet curls, presides over the kingdoms from her position in Poppy's mom's glassed-in cabinet.
Wide, With Water The sundial originally had a circular reflecting pool, with a fountain, two bronze seals, colored lights and a ringlet of yellow and purple pansies.
The estimates range from a few hundred dollars for jewelry with linked boomerang motifs to a few thousand dollars for ringlet sculptures that balance on needles and up to $25,000 for a 1940s teapot on a lotus petal base.
Or forget they have taken their two young daughters up a mountain, leaving them in tears while seeking the rare mountain ringlet?
