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(2814) [2008-10-05 7:36] It is a Macroglossum stellatarum (Linnaeus,
1758).
Its a moth that belongs to the Sphingidae Macroglossinae Macroglossini Macroglossina family.
Perfect "eye"!
(2814) [2008-10-05 7:29] A shy butterfly indeed!
It likes that kind of places where it could be well camouflage.
Very good job Josep!
(2814) [2008-10-05 6:35] Great capture Peter!
I taked some pictures this year of this species too but not one of that!
Never saw the underside wings with this color.
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(2814) [2008-07-18 5:52] One of the most beautiful Lycaenidae that exists in Portugal!
Excellent shot Filipe!
(2814) [2008-07-17 0:46] Suberb shot of this Satyrinae!
We have some Melanargia but not the species.
Excelent natural colors! Perfect sharpness!
(2814) [2008-07-15 6:48] Excellent photo of this Lycaenidae with wings wide open!
Very rare in Portugal.
I only see it twice in my region, Castelo Branco, on several years of observation.
(2814) [2008-07-15 5:33] Such a beautiful Zyygaena Silvio!
In Portugal the most common is Zygaena trifolii.
Have a nice birthday!
Wel...I think it is Gonepterix cleopatra, because of the yellow orange color on the wings.
The Gonepterix rhamni is green