photo 3 & 4 - Leptotes pirithous
photo 5 & 6 - Cacyreus marshalli
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Posts by kwant
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Sorry, my mistake. It is M.persicariae.
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It is not Spannerraupe but Noctuidae. Abrostola sp.
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Based on work "The Butterflies of Canary Islands. A survey on their distribution, biology and ecology" by Martin Wiemers, it is Pontia daplidice.
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photo 1 - Corades sp.
photo 4 - Libytheana carinenta
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It is Lampides boeticus (female and male)
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It's Colias crocea.
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The top three photos show Gegenes pumilio.
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It is Amphipyra sp. (pyramidea/berbera).
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None is Catocala conversa. Upper specimen it is Catocala fulminea, lower is Catocala hymenaea.
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It is Danaus eresimus male
n_danaus0017_i.htm
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It is Aphrissa sp.
Probably A.statira hispaniolae
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The correct name is Polygonia egea.
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It is Parnassius phoebus.
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It is Zerynthia (Allancastria) cretica.
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1, 3 -Zerynthia polyxena
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It is Pieris bryoniae.
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It is Zerynthia (Allancastria) cerisyi.
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It is Eulithis prunata
Bestimmungshilfe des Lepiforums: Eulithis Prunata
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Hello George,
If the males and females are from the breeding of eggs of the same species, it is beyond dispute that they are the same species. The work "Moths of Thailand - Arctiidae" is not a key to recognition, but an atlas. I am not an Arctiidae specialist.
Thanks for the New Year's wishes. Best wishes.
Toni
