At the grassland site between Marokpapi and Hetefejercse similar surveys
have been carried out in 1997 and 2001 (both with two visits in June and
July). This allows in one example the examination of the consequences of
the flood of the river Tisza in March 2001. The following table shows the
species list of the two years.
| Species | 1997 | 2001 |
| Lepidea sinapsis | x | 2ex |
| Colias sp | x | x |
| Aporia crataegi | x | |
| Pieris sp | x | x |
| Vanessa atalanta | x | |
| Polygonum c-album | x | |
| Argynnis paphia | 1ex | |
| Brentis daphne | x | 1ex |
| Clossiana selene | x | >5ex |
| Melitaea phoebe | 1ex | |
| Melitaea diamina | x | |
| Hypodryas maturna | x | |
| Minois dryas | >5ex | |
| Maniola jurtina | x | x |
| Coenonympha glycerion | x | x |
| Coenonympha pamphilus | x | x |
| Hamearis lucina | >5ex | |
| Fixensia pruni | x | |
| Lycaena dispar | x | 4ex |
| Everes argiades | x | |
| Maculinea telejus | x | >120ex |
| Plebejus argus | x | x |
| Polyommatus icarus | x | x |
With exception of M. telejus, butterfly density was relatively low (see
also situation of Gortyna borelii ), but it seems, that most species have
survived the flood at least in small numbers. With Melitaea phoebe, Minois
dryas and Hamearis lucina I observed even typical ground living species,
which I did not see there during the visit in 1997. It is highly probable
that the earlier species like Hypodryas maturna have been affected most
seriously. This species is wintering gregariously as caterpillar in a silken
web on the ground and has probably been very vulnerable during the time
of the flood. Also in other formerly occupied places affected by the flood
(Gulacs, Tarpa), I have not observed this species this spring (although
this statement is not based on a systematic survey of this species).