Subject: From Russia: list of butterflys

From: Maxim A. Klepikov <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 95 18:03:18 +0300

I thank all,  who has helped me with information on the lists  of  the
butterflys.  Here - the list of butterflys from region,  where I live.
While it only 1 part.  It contains the group Ropalocera.  But I think,
this list should not to be thought entirely total one.
     Cheers,
     Max.
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                     (C)   Maxim A. Klepikov
                        LIST OF THE BUTTERFLYS
               OF THE YAROSLAVL REGION (CENTRAL RUSSIA)
                               Part 1.
                             RHOPALOCERA

                           Fem. HESPERIDAE

     1. Carcharodus flossiferus Zel. (= altheae Hb.)
        Very rare, local. South migrant.
     2. Carcharodus alceae Esp.
        Very rare, local. South migrant.
     3. Pyrgus malvae L.
        Usual. Frequently.
     4. Pamphilidia palaemon Pal.
        Usual. Frequently.
     5. Pamphilidia sylvicola Mg. (= silvius Kn.)
        Usual. Frequently.
     6. Heteropterus morpheus Pall.
        Usual. Frequently.
     7. Thymelicus lineola Ochs.
        Usual. Very frequently.
     8. Thymelicus sylvestris P.
        Rare.
     9. Hesperia comma L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    10. Ochlodes faunus Tur (= sylvanus Esp.)
        Rare.

                          Fem. PAPILIONIDAE

    11. Iphiclidis podalirius L.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Very rare, local. South migrant.
    12. Papilio machaon L.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Usual.
    13. Parnassius apollo L.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Probably, this species has died out in Yroslavl region.
    14. Parnassius mnemosine L.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Usual.

                            Fem. PIERIDAE

    15. Leptidia sinapsis L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    16. Anthocaris cardamines L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    17. Aporia crataegi L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    18. Pontia daplidice L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    19. Pieris napi L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    20. Pieris rapae L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    21. Pieris brassicae L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    22. Colias palaeno L. ssp. europome Esp.
        Very rare, local. Boreal relict.
    23. Colias hyale L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    24. Gonepteryx rhamni L.
        Usual. Very frequently.

                            Fem. SATYRIDAE

    25. Pararge aegeria L.
        Rare, local.
    26. Pararge achine Sc.
        Rare, local.
    27. Lasiommata maera L.
        Usual.
    28. Lasiommata petropolitana F.
        Rare.
    29. Coenonympha pampilus L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    30. Coenonympha amintas Poda.
        Usual.
    31. Coenonympha arcania L.
        Usual.
    32. Coenonympha tullia Mul.
        Rare, local.
    33. Erebia ligea L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    34. Aphantopus hyperantus L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    35. Hyponephele lycaon Rot.
        Usual.
    36. Hyponephele jurtina L.
        Usual.

                           Fem. NYMPHALIDAE

    37. Apatura iris L.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Very rare.
    38. Apatura ilia Schif.
        This species is protected (in Red Book of Russia).
        Very rare, local.
    39. Limenitis camilla L.
        Local.
    40. Limenitis populi L.
        Usual.
    41. Polygonia c-album L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    42. Polygonia vau-album Schif.
        Very rare.
    43. Nymphalis polychloros L.
        Rare.
    44. Nymphalis urticae L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    45. Nymphalis antiopa L.
        Usual.
    46. Nymphalis io L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    47. Vanessa atalanta L.
        Usual.
    48. Vanessa cardui L.
        Usual.
    49. Araschnia levana L.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    50. Euphydryas maturna L.
        Rare, local.
    51. Euphydryas aurinia Rot.
        Rare, local.
    52. Melitaea diamina Lang. (= dictynna Esp.)
        Rare.
    53. Melitaea athalia Rot.
        Usual. Frequently.
    54. Melitaea cinxia L.
        Rare.
    55. Melitaea aurelia Nick.
        Usual.
    56. Boloria eunomia Esp.
        Rare, local. Boreal relict.
    57. Boloria euphrosyne L.
        Rare, local.
    58. Boloria selene Schif.
        Usual. Very frequently.
    59. Boloria titania Esp. (= amathusia Esp.)
        Rare, local.
    60. Boloria dia L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    61. Boloria aquilonarias Stich.
        Very rare, local. Boreal relict.
    62. Argynnis ino Rot.
        Usual. Frequently.
    63. Argynnis lathonia L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    64. Argynnis aglaja L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    65. Argynnis niobe L.
        Usual.
    66. Argynnis adippe Rot.
        Usual.
    67. Argynnis laodice Pall.
        Rare, local.
    68. Argynnis paphia L.
        Usual. Frequently.

                           Fem. LYCAENIDAE

    69. Thecla betulae L.
        Rare.
    70. Thecla quercus L.
        Very rare. South migrant.
    71. Strymon pruni L.
        Rare.
    72. Strymon w-album Kn.
        Rare.
    73. Callophrys rubi L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    74. Lycaena phlaeas L.
        Rare.
    75. Lycaena helle Schif. (=amphidamas Esp.)
        Rare, local.
    76. Lycaena dispar Haw.
        Usual. Frequently.
    77. Lycaena virgaureae L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    78. Lycaena hippothoe L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    79. Celastrina argiolus L.
        Usual.
    80. Maculinea arion L.
        Rare. Local.
    81. Glaucopsyche alexis Poda.
        Very rare.
    82. Plebejus idas L.
        Rare.
    83. Plebejus argus L.
        Usual. Frequently.
    84. Polyommatus icarus Rot.
        Usual. Frequently.
    85. Polyommatus optilete Kn.
        Rare, very local.
    86. Polyommatus amandus Schn.
        Usual. Frequently.
    87. Polyommatus artaxerxes F.
        Very rare.
    88. Polyommatus semiargus Rott.
        Usual.
                     (C) 1995.
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Maxim A. Klepikov
Tutaev's Nature House
email: [email-masked]