TL: Austria, Graz   (2400 m.)


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Male above black-brown, with a magnificent metallic green gloss when alive, with black spots corresponding to those of the underside and with a very thin reddish lunate line before the margin of the hindwing. Female above similar to Lycaena (Lycaena) phlaeas, but paler yellow, and with a very thin black edge instead of a broad black marginal band. Beneath yellowish grey, with very numerous black ocelli and small russet-red spots before the margin.
Throughout Europe, from the North Sea to the Mediterranean, with the exception of Great Britain; also in Asia Minor.
A little butterfly which can be find in the fields and others little places in which there are many flowers. This butterfly flies very fast.
A tiny egg, quite grey. It looks like an sponge or a golf ball.

Habitat

  • Dry meadows
  • Fallow land
  • Forest edges
  • Glades
  • Railway lines and embankments
  • Waysides

MU
FU

28 - 30 mm

MD
FD
Phenogram based on the literature
  • Local names
  • LanguageVernacular name
    ArmenianՏիտիրուս կապտաթիթեռ
    CatalàCoure fosc
    ČeskyOhniváček černoskvrnný
    DanskSort ildfugl
    DeutschBrauner Feuerfalter
    Eesti keelPruun-kuldtiib
    EnglishSooty Copper
    EspañolManto oscuro
    FrançaisCuivré fuligineux
    HrvatskiTočkasti vatreni plavac
    ItalianoTitiro
    LatviešuBrūnais zeltainītis
    LietuviųTamsusis auksinukas
    MagyarBarna tüzlepke
    NederlandsBruine vuurvlinder
    PolskiCzerwończyk uroczek
    ShqipFlakëroshja e errët
    SlovenčinaOhniváčik čiernoškvrnný
    SrpskiTamni dukat
    SuomeksiTanskankultasiipi
    SvenskaDansk Guldvinge
    TürkçeÝslibakýrgüzeli
    ΕλληνικάΑιθαλώδης χαλκούχα λυκαένα
    РусскийЧервонец Титир
    中文提貉灰蝶
  • Synonyms and other combinations
  • Latin nameAuthor
    Heodes dorilisHufnagel, 1766

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