TL: Switzerland and Tirol (1600 - 2900 m.)
Habitat
- Rocky slopes
- Screes
34-40 mm
Regional distr. - legend
- Local names
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Language Vernacular name
CatalàMuntanyesa de tartera
ČeskyOkáč zejkovaný
DeutschFelsen-Mohrenfalter
DeutschSeidenglanz-Mohrenfalter
EnglishSilky Ringlet
EspañolMontañesa Sublime
FrançaisMoiré chamoisé
HrvatskiSvileni planinski okaš
MagyarBársonyos szerecsenlepke
NederlandsGewone zijde-erebia
PolskiGórówka gorge
ShqipZijosha gorge
SlovenčinaOčkáň vysokohorský
SrpskiTrooka erebija
SuomeksiSilkkinokiperhonen
РусскийЧернушка Горга
- Synonyms and other combinations
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Latin name Author Papilio gorge Hübner, 1804 Erebia ramondi Oberthür, 1909 Erebia hercegovinensis Rebel, 1910 Erebia albanica Rebel, 1917 Erebia effusa Osthelder, 1925 Erebia erinoides Higgins, 1930 Erebia semicaeca Holtz, 1930 Erebia fuorni Pictet, 1935 Erebia elisabethae Warren, 1936 Erebia triocellata Testout, 1945 Erebia crollensis de Lesse, 1947 Erebia bisocellata Vérity, 1953 Erebia caeca Vérity, 1953 Erebia erynisocellata Vérity, 1953 Erebia quaterocellata Vérity, 1953 Erebia semelocellata Vérity, 1953 Erebia terocellata Vérity, 1953
- Links
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Language Website Authors
euroButterflies Matt Rowling
Lepidoptera and their ecology Wolfgang Wagner
Lepiforum e. V.
Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa Paolo Mazzei
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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