Photo #23887: Aporia potanini

22.01.2014 1:41, Alexandr Zhakov Corrected data.

Not identified → Aporia potanini / Confidently identified / Irina Nikulina.

22.01.2014 1:02, Andrey Polstyanoy

Aporia potanini

07.12.2013 1:00, Irina Nikulina

Oops..... doubled somehow( like more persuasive)

07.12.2013 0:57, Irina Nikulina

As for distribution, there is such thing that China is mentioned on funet.fi whilst jpmoth.org says locally Hubei. Though other websites and Y.P. Korshunov mention China, and Hubei is not far from Sichuan, so location seems ok. Vasily, I'd check just in case also Aporia potanini http://eol.org/pages/170999/overview and Aporia intercostata http://globis.insects-online.de/species&s=5654 (and some sources mention the latter as Aporia potanini ssp.). As for distribution, there is such thing that China is mentioned on funet.fi whilst jpmoth.org says locally Hubei. Though other websites and Y.P. Korshunov mention China, and Hubei is not far from Sichuan, so location seems ok. Vasily, I'd check just in case also Aporia potanini http://eol.org/pages/170999/overview and Aporia intercostata http://globis.insects-online.de/species&s=5654 (and some sources mention the latter as Aporia potanini ssp.).

06.12.2013 21:54, Irina Nikulina

Only location... Should be checked!

06.12.2013 21:20, Irina Nikulina

Folks voice) Vasily, this is it. I saw it not once in nature, this red spot on its underside is very specific. And the very underside is white whilst bieti's hindwings are whole yellowish.

06.12.2013 20:19, Vasiliy Feoktistov

It seems to me Aporia hippia (Bremer, 1861) : http://jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Butterflies%20of%20China/03_Pieridae/framepage%20Pieridae.html
What you guys think?

05.10.2013 15:55, Alex Dumchus

Aporia bieti?