Unit Award Scheme
78830 INTRODUCTION TO BUTTERFLY IDENTIFICATION
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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acquired an understanding of | ||
1 | the five main groups of British butterflies, eg nymphalids, whites, blues, browns and skippers | Summary sheet |
2 | at least three seasonal variations in flight times, eg spring, early summer, second generations | Summary sheet |
3 | regional distribution within the UK of at least one type of butterfly, eg Swallowtails breeding in Norfolk | Summary sheet |
4 | the importance of at least three habitats in identification of butterflies, eg grassland, woodland, heathland | Summary sheet |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
5 | identify at least four butterflies from different main groups, eg one nymphalid, one brown, one white, one blue | Summary sheet |
6 | identify at least two butterflies found in each of grassland, woodland and heathland | Summary sheet |
7 | distinguish between Comma and Silver-washed Fritillary | Summary sheet |
8 | distinguish between Common Blue and Holly Blue | Summary sheet |
9 | distinguish between Gatekeeper and Meadow Brown | Summary sheet |
10 | use a suitable identification guide to verify correct identification | Summary sheet |
experienced | ||
11 | identifying at least three butterflies in the wild. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 5 February 2013Level - Entry Level