Euplagia quadripunctaria (Poda, 1761)
  1. Erebidae
  2. Arctiinae
  3. Arctiini
  4. Callimorphina
  5. Euplagia




Habitat
  • Damp scrub
  • Limestone hills
  • Rocky ravines
  • South-facing mountain slopes
  • Sunny mountainsides
  • Wet river valleys
52 - 65 mm
Արջաթիթեռ Հերա
Dörd nöqtəli ayıca
Papallona tigre
Přástevník kostivalový
Rhodos-bjørn
Russischer Bär
Spanische Fahne
Jersey Tiger
Calimorfa
Ecaille chinée
Aveņu lācītis
Baltajuostė meškutė
Csíkos medvelepke
Spaanse vlag
Krasopani hera
Spriadač kostihojový
črtasti medvedek
Vasamasiilikäs
Медведица четырехточечная

Primary host-plants

FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
BetulaceaeCorylusHazel
CaprifoliaceaeLoniceraHoneysuckle
FabaceaeCytisusBroom
LabiateaeLamiumDead-nettle
OnagraceaeEpilobiumWillowherb
RosaceaeRubusBramble
UrticaceaeUrtica dioicaStinging Nettle

Synonyms and other combinations

Panaxia quadripunctariaPoda, 1761
Distribution
Images
Adult, upperside.

© Reimar Beierlein
Germany
Adult, upperside.

© Jerzy Zięba
Poland, Pieniny
Adult.

© Jerzy Zięba
Poland, Pieniny
Adult.

© Krzysztof Jonko
Poland, Krościenko n.Dunajcem
Adult, upperside.

© Marek Miłkowski
Poland, Janczowa
Copulating pair.

© Paweł Wronka
Greece, Πεταλούδες
Larva.

© Krzysztof Jonko
Azerbaijan, Kiş
Larva.

© Mariusz Obszarny
Poland, Przemyśl
Larva.

© Reimar Beierlein
Germany
Larva.

© Philippe Mothiron
France, Chapet
Larva.

© Mariusz Obszarny
Poland, Huwniki
Larva.

© Andrej Makara
Slovakia, Hrušov
Pupa.

© Andrej Makara
Slovakia, Hrušov
Pupa.

© Andrej Makara
Slovakia, Hrušov
Pupa.

© Andrej Makara
Slovakia, Hrušov
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