Coenonympha mangeri
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Coenonympha Mangeri is a butterfly ( butterfly ) from the family of Nymphalidae (Nymphalidae) in Northern Afghanistan occurs.
description
The upper side of Coenonympha mangeri looks very similar to the little meadow bird ( Coenonympha pamphilus ). The apical point on the upper side of the forewing is weak and the band at the hem is narrow. The underside of the forewing also resembles that of the little meadow bird. The hind wing underside differs significantly from other species. Five to six brightly rimmed ocelles sit in the light brown submarginal bandage. From the base to the submarginal bandage, the wing is yellowish-white and has three dark brown spots near the base, which in females flow together to form a bandage. The first is between the front edge and the cell , the second covers part of the cell, and the third is below the cell.
Distribution and way of life
Coenonympha mangeri is found in northern Afghanistan (Pagman) and flies from July to August.
Systematics
Coenonympha Mangeri was developed by Otto Bang-Haas in his work Horae macrolepidopterologicae regionis palaearcticae 1927 first described and is named after Constantin Manger, the discoverer of the moth.
literature
- Otto Bang-Haas: Horae macrolepidopterologicae regionis palaearcticae . New descriptions u. Corrections d. palaearctic lepidopteran fauna. Vol. 1. Dr. O. Staudinger & A. Bang-Haas, Dresden-Blasewitz 1927, p. 50 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Otto Bang-Haas: Horae macrolepidopterologicae regionis palaearcticae . New descriptions and corrections of the Palaearctic lepidopteran fauna. Vol. 1. Dr. O. Staudinger & A. Bang-Haas, Dresden-Blasewitz 1927, p. 50 .
- ^ F. Heydemann: Contribution to the Lepidoptera Fauna of Afghanistan . In: Wiener Entomologische Gesellschaft (Hrsg.): Journal of the Wiener Entomologische Gesellschaft . 1954, p. 386 ( PDF [accessed February 20, 2016]).