| Zerynthia cerisy | (Godart, 1824) | 
Habitat
- Dry meadows
 - Hedgerows
 - Overgrowing glades
 - River valleys
 
52-62 mm
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Language Vernacular name 
 DeutschÖstlicher Osterluzeifalter 
 EnglishEastern Festoon 
 FrançaisThaïs balkanique 
 HrvatskiIstočni uskršnji leptir 
 NederlandsOostelijke pijpbloemvlinder 
 PolskiZygzakowiec ogoniasty 
 ShqipCerisja 
 SrpskiĐurđevdanski leptir 
 SuomeksiIdänkirjoritari 
 TürkçeOrmanfistosu 
 ΕλληνικάΒαλκανική ζηρύνθια 
 РусскийАлланкастрия церизий 
 日本語オオシロタイスアゲハ 
 ייִדישצבעוני קשוט 
 زبان_فارسیحلقهگل شرقی  
- Primary hostplants
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Family Latin name Vernacular name Aristolochiaceae Aristolochia Birthwort Aristolochiaceae Aristolochia clematitis European Birthwort  
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Latin name Author Zerynthia cerisyi Godart, 1824  
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Species Author Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy cerisy (Godart, 1824) Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy cypria Stichel, 1907 Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy dalmacijae Sala & Bollino, 1994 Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy ferdinandi Stichel, 1907 Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy huberi Sala & Bollino, 1994 Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy mihljevici Sijaric, 1990 Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisy speciosa Stichel, 1907  
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Language Website Authors 
 euroButterflies Matt Rowling 
 Japanese Moths 
 Lepiforum e. V. 
 Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa Paolo Mazzei 
 Schmetterling - Raupe Walter Schön  
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