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This is also to davidis - the top of the same specimen.
Probably Sinopieris davidis male
Araschnia levana
Melitaea fergana female
No, it's not Athamanthia. Probably margelanica. (the others too).
It's Acraea terpsicore too.
And besides, here is the time priority - terpsicore (Linnaeus, 1758)
No no no! These are different species. This is exactly terpsichore! (her synonym is viola). Serena — Africa.
This is a different species, kumaonensis ssp. nobuko (Nepal)
This is a different species, kumaonensis ssp. nobuko (Nepal)
It is in Driopa subgenus now!
The species is not in this subgenus, but in Kailasius!
Aricia agestis
Meleageria daphnis
if it's really Agrodiaetus damon
Agrodiaetus damon male
This species is identified correctly.
Caria sp.
Iphiclides podalirius
Melitaea cinxia
Melitaea diamina
Melitaea diamina
Apatura ilia
Apatura ilia
Apatura ilia
Melitaea diamina
Vanessa atalanta
Acraea terpsichore
Acraea terpsichore
Boloria dia
Melanargia hylata
Melanargia teneates
Apatura metis substituta
Apatura metis substituta
Euploea sp.
Euploea sp.
Colias erate polyographus male
Colias erate polyographus male
Colias erate polyographus female
Pieris rapae
Colias hyale
Eurema sp. (hecabe/alitha)
Eurema sp. (details are needed for accurate determination)
Pieris rapae
Colias erate male
Pieris rapae female
Colias erate
This species is identified correctly.
Colias hyale
Leptosia nina
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