• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  Armenian	Ագեսթիս կապտաթիթեռ
  Català	Moreneta septentrional
  Česky	Modrásek tmavohnědý
  Dansk	Rødplettet blåfugl
  Deutsch	Kleiner Sonnenröschen-Bläuling
  English	Brown Argus
  Español	Morena Oriental
  Español	Morena Serrana
  Français	Collier de corail
  Hrvatski	Mrki obični plavac
  Hrvatski	Tamnosmeđi plavac
  Italiano	Aricia dei campi
  Lietuvių	Geltontaškis melsvys
  Magyar	Szalagos szerecsenboglárka
  Nederlands	Bruin blauwtje
  Polski	Modraszek agestis
  Shqip	Flatrakafejta bordurëkuqe
  Slovenčina	Modráčik tmavohnedý
  Srpski	Развигор
  Suomeksi	Punatäpläsinisiipi
  Svenska	Rödfläckig blåvinge
  Türkçe	Çokgözlü Esmer
  Ελληνικά	Καστανός άργος
  Български	Кафява синевка
  Русский	Голубянка Агестис
  Українська	Синявець могильний
  ქართული	მურა ცისფერა
  中文	红边小灰蝶
  日本語	フチベニヒメシジミ
  ייִדיש	כחליל הגרניון

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Plebejus agestis	Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775
  Aricia medon	Hufnagel, 1776
  Aricia astrarche	Bergsträsser, 1779

• Subspecies

• Species	Author
  Aricia (A.) agestis agestis	(Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
  Aricia (A.) agestis azerbaidzhana	Obraztsov, 1935
  Aricia (A.) agestis calida	Bell, 1862
  Aricia (A.) agestis nazira	(Moore, 1865)

• Aricia (A.) agestis is a member of the clade Aricia agestis:

• Species	Author
  Aricia cramera	Eschscholtz, 1821
  Aricia (A.) agestis	(Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
  Aricia (A.) artaxerxes	(Fabricius, 1793)
  Aricia (A.) artaxerxes issekutzi	(Balogh, 1956)
  Aricia (A.) montensis	Vérity, 1928

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	British Butterflies	Steven Cheshire
  	Butterflies of India	Kunte, K., S. Sondhi, and P. Roy
  	Butterfly Conservation Armenia
  	euroButterflies	Matt Rowling
  	Lepiforum e. V.
  	Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa	Paolo Mazzei
  	Moths and butterflies of Sweden	Magnus Unger
  	Plants parasites of Europe	Willem N. Ellis
  	Schmetterling - Raupe	Walter Schön
  	Svenska fjärilar	Bert Gustafsson
  	UK Butterflies	Peter Eeles

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