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Friday, November 26th 2010, 9:35pm

Schmetterlingsgarten Luxemburg

Hallo zusammen,

mein Freund hat bei einem Besuch im Schmetterlingsgarten einige Fotos mitgebracht.
Für einen Kalender würden wir gern die Arten bestimmen lassen, haben selber leider keine Ahnung davon.
Ich hoffe, hier kann uns jemand weiter helfen.
Das sind die Bilder:





























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Friday, November 26th 2010, 10:54pm

In einem guten Schmetterlingsgarten sollten eigentlich Schautafeln o.ä.vorhanen sein.
Möchte nur die asiatischen Falter bestimmen.
4.Danaus chrysippus
5.Parthenos sylvia
8.Papilio palinurus daedalus
9.Papilio rumanzovia
10.Parthenos silvia
11.Papilio(memnon)lowi
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12.Vermutlich Catopsilia pomona

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Friday, November 26th 2010, 11:20pm

Hallo:

2.Siproeta stelenes ?

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Saturday, November 27th 2010, 9:15am

the one on picture 3 is a Heliconius hecale, the one on picture 6 is probably a Heliconius cydno just like the one on puicture 7 (this species can have lots of different colors) 13 is also a Parthenos silvia, and Hans was right about Catopsilia pomona.

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Saturday, November 27th 2010, 12:41pm

Hello,

No. 6,7 are Heliconius cyndo galanthus (Costa Rican subspecies) without doubt. You can be sure, because you can see the two red circular markings on the underside of the backwing. link
No. 1 is a Memphis sp.

Nice photos.
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Saturday, November 27th 2010, 7:05pm

Wunderschöne Fotos!
Leider machen sie auch deutlich, welche Farbenpracht und Brillianz verloren gehen, wenn sie erst mal im "Kasten" stecken, auch bei noch so viel Sorgfalt bei Präparation und Aufbewahrung...
Liebe Grüsse, Hans

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Saturday, November 27th 2010, 8:04pm

Hi

thanks a lot for the help. We were able to figure some out with the help of google and a long night but we were not sure if we are right. Nevetheless we were not able to get them all.


@jabdoulaye: Es gab Schautafeln, leider hatten wir vergessen sie zu fotografieren und wir wussten damals noch nicht das wir die Fotos noch weiter verwenden wollen.

Vielen Dank :daumenja:

Didi & Klaus

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Sunday, November 28th 2010, 6:44pm

Correction:

No. 1 is Myscelia cyaniris cyaniris.

Sorry.
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Tuesday, November 30th 2010, 6:57am

:) Thank you Merlin.

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Thursday, December 9th 2010, 7:04pm

Number 1 is Myscelia cyananthe female.
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Thursday, December 9th 2010, 7:11pm

Number 2 is not Siproeta stelenes (Nymphalidae) but Philaethria dildo (Heliconiidae) : South America.
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Friday, December 10th 2010, 2:24pm

number 5 : Parthenos sylvia ellina (Maluku) or P. sylvia phillipensis (Philippines). I presume that it's the second ssp.

number 10 : Parthenos sylvia virens (South India) or P. sylvia lilacinus (Peninsular Malaya) ?

d'Abrera wrote : " the general rule is that the more westerly the population the more blue-green or green its colouration, whilst an eastward progression yields a greenish yellow to greenish brown colouration" (Butt. of the Oriental region, part II, p. 336).
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