Leopard Lacewing (f)

Hi Viv, yes, you've cracked it! Now you can also put a link on the male spotting to link to the female.

Amazing butterfly! You have a lot of great spottings Viv. I would joining some missions and adding these to it. You could join the Butterflies and Moths of the World, International Spider Survey and Bird of the worlds, just to get started. It's easy to go to the Missions page and choose which missions you would like to join and then editing your spottings to add them to the missions. I look forward to more postings from Thailand. I'm actually headed there by around February.

Viv, ideally yes, there should be separate spottings for each organism. But there are cases where this is not necessarily the best option (as for instance if you see a herd/group of animals or 2 species interacting with each other). In your case I suggest 2 possibilities: a) if you spotted the 2 butterflies on the same day and in the same area/plants of the garden, you could group them as one spotting; b) if you spotted them on separate days, or different areas, have 2 spottings, but provide a link to the other spotting in each spotting, as it is nice to know what the male/female of the same species looks like, especially when there is so much sexual dysmorphism.

VivBraznell your garden is wonderful it have many weird and beautiful plants and animals youare soo lucky^-^

Viv, this is the female. Your other leopard lacewing is the male.