Pyrgus alveus Hübner, [1803]


South Germany, [Baden Württemberg]


Habitat
  • Glades
  • Mountain pastures
22 - 32 mm
Merlet major
Soumračník bělopásný
Soløjebredpande
Sonnenröschen-Würfel-Dickkopffal
Vahulille-täpikpunnpea
Large Grizzled Skipper
Ajedrezada serrana
Hespérie du Faux-Buis
Plain-chant
Veliki sijedi debeloglavac
Margoji hesperija
Hegyi busalepke
Groot spikkeldikkopje
Alvesmyger
Powszelatek alweus
Súmračník horský
Gorski pirgavac
Tummakirjosiipi
Kattunvisslare
Büyük Boz Zýpzýp
Εσπερίδα των λιβαδιών
Толстоголовка альвеус
Толстоголовка белопятнистая
Головчак строкатий
北方花弄蝶
북방흰점팔랑나비

Primary host-plants

FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
CistaceaeHelianthemumRockrose
PolygalaceaePolygalaMilkworts
RosaceaeAgrimoniaAgrimony
PotentillaCinquefoil
RubusBramble

Secondary host-plants

FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
RosaceaeFragaria vescaWoodland Strawberry

Synonyms and other combinations

Pyrgus scandinavicusStrand, 1903
Pyrgus alticolaRebel, 1909
Polygrammate ballotaeOberthür, 1910
Pyrgus centralitaliaeVérity, 1920
Pyrgus accretaVérity, 1925
Pyrgus trebevicensisWarren, 1926
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