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Photo #36701: Papilio maackii

Female

Papilio maackii

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Base gallery. Alive insect.

Photo: Olga Titova. Image without retouching at the website. Identified by: Alex Dumchus

Date and time, location shooting/catching: 2002-05-18 00:00:00, Sakhalin oblast, Kholmsky district

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23.12.2014 5:38, Dmitriy Pozhogin Corrected data.

Papilio bianor / Imago / Olga Titova → Papilio maackii / Female / Alex Dumchus.

22.12.2014 21:38, Irina Nikulina

I thought so too. The femalePapilio maackiiat the top of HCC is very bright, blue-green spraying http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/3147, including from flying in the southern district tries Sakhalin subspecies P. m. tutanus Fenton, [1882] http://www.thais.it/entomologia/farfalle/schede/sc_3.htm; It can be seen here. And bianora subspecies P. b. nakaharae (Matsumura, 1929), who lives on Sakhalin, only male on the LC is not a very dense dim green and blue spray http://catocala.narod.ru/pap18.html Or even in Sakhalin and others. subspecies have? But others - namely the blue, as Alexander writes.

22.12.2014 21:18, Alex Dumchus

"More like a female P.maackii" - I explain why: First bianor usually darker, as if the blue than Maak (something between a dialis and maackii), and secondly, have shorter and considerably bianora fatter "tails" on their hind wings than in Maak.

22.12.2014 12:46, Alex Dumchus

More like a female P.maackii

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