Lycaena (Heodes) tityrus (Poda, 1761) |
Austria, Graz
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. Habitat
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28 - 30 mm |
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. |
Տիտիրուս կապտաթիթեռ Coure fosc Ohniváček černoskvrnný Sort ildfugl Brauner Feuerfalter Pruun-kuldtiib Sooty Copper Manto oscuro Cuivré fuligineux Točkasti vatreni plavac Titiro Brūnais zeltainītis Tamsusis auksinukas Barna tüzlepke Bruine vuurvlinder Czerwończyk uroczek Ohniváčik čiernoškvrnný Tamni dukat Tanskankultasiipi Dansk Guldvinge Ýslibakýrgüzeli Αιθαλώδης χαλκούχα λυκαένα Червонец Титир 提貉灰蝶 |
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Synonyms and other combinations | |
Heodes tityrus | Poda, 1761 |
Heodes dorilis | Hufnagel, 1766 |
Known subspecies | ||
Species | Author | Locus typicus |
Lycaena (Heodes) tityrus subalpinus | Speyer, 1851 | |
Lycaena (Heodes) tityrus tityrus | Poda, 1761 |
Lycaena (Heodes) tityrus is a member of the clade Lycaena virgaureae | |
Species | Author |
Lycaena (Heodes) bleusei | Oberthür, 1884 |
Lycaena (Heodes) ottomanus | (Lefèbvre, 1830) |
Lycaena (Heodes) tityrus | (Poda, 1761) |
Lycaena (Heodes) virgaureae | (Linnaeus, 1758) |
Lycaena (Thersamolycaena) alciphron | (Rottemburg, 1775) |