Photo #12096: Euploea sylvester

02.05.2012 18:34, Peter Khramov

As the species is not databased yet, still we've got time to name it...

02.05.2012 0:25, Dmitriy Pozhogin

If you still own the specimen, I'd advise you to boil it then to make sure since the hind wings confuse. Yet only Euploea mulciber can have such shining forewings.

30.04.2012 18:52, Peter Khramov

The second photo: http://lepidoptera.ru/zub/hash/002.jpg. Dmitry, what do you think?

30.04.2012 15:15, Alex Dumchus

This is Euploea mulciber male, look at the second photo.

30.03.2012 23:28, Peter Khramov

Thanks, moved.

30.03.2012 22:33, Dmitriy Pozhogin

Still it's Euploea sylvester.
Local subspecies happens to have no white spots.

30.03.2012 9:10, Dmitriy Pozhogin

Actually, the assortment is not large. With mentioned above (doubts about how the dark color on its hind wings goes to the light one), it can be also supposed to be Euploea sylvester (yet this one originally has white spots on its hind wings), and Euploea tulliolus, what's most likely but hasn't been mentioned to be expanded over there.

29.03.2012 23:45, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Imo, for an "uncertain" male that's quite sure: http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id43111/.

29.03.2012 22:52, Peter Khramov

Sure enough to move it to "uncertain" or just Euploea sp?

28.03.2012 22:08, Dmitriy Pozhogin

Euploea and no farther, since it's hard to name the species by such a photo. I'd suggest Euploea mulciber.