Photo #11746: Pieris melete

27.03.2013 12:04, Peter Khramov

Has anybody anything more to say?

21.03.2013 0:07, Yuri Semejkin

Down on a given page there is "Butterflies in nature" link, better to check the lowest pic.

19.03.2013 16:11, Yuri Semejkin

I think it still looks more of Pieris bryoniae. Here Berlov's pic, just compare http://babochki.narod.ru/pi24pr.html.
The same strong veins and large "median cell" on sides of its head. As for the very cell, might call it wrong, please correct.

06.01.2013 10:46, Peter Khramov

Right, moved.

06.01.2013 2:32, Yuri Semejkin

Should be changed to Pieris melete?

28.01.2012 15:53, Dmitriy Pozhogin

Sorry, that's Pieris melete male.

27.01.2012 22:11, Peter Khramov

As the species gets databased after synchronizing the shot will be moved...

27.01.2012 14:17, Dmitriy Pozhogin

P. dulcinea male.

21.01.2012 20:53, Eugene Karolinskiy

Not sure whether it's P. melete or P. dulcinea... fifty/fifty... :)

21.01.2012 0:52, Peter Khramov

Finally, to P. melete, "uncertain", or?

18.01.2012 1:08, Alexandr Zhakov

Assume, Evgeny might be right. I looked at http://www.euroleps.ch/seiten/s_art.php?art=pier_melete, so males happen to be like that. But it's hard to say for sure with no underside, albeit the small particulars still are in favor of Pieris.

17.01.2012 21:47, Peter Khramov

Ok, I'll just be wandering outside the ring to wait for Alexandr's version as of that who identified.

17.01.2012 20:20, Eugene Karolinskiy

http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxon=Pieris melete.

17.01.2012 20:00, Peter Khramov

Might it really have such mighty veins?

17.01.2012 18:12, Eugene Karolinskiy

Imho, this is Pieris of the napi group.

11.01.2012 11:37, Alexandr Zhakov

Not so plain, there is also Aporia hippia but this one is crataegi.

11.01.2012 1:48, Peter Khramov

So it's so plain then...

10.01.2012 22:57, Alexandr Zhakov

Aporia crataegi.