O la, I'm just a nature lover, very far from being an expert in Lepidoptera. Over the years I have gathered some experience and I know a tiny little bit of about everything that flies, creeps, roams and grows in nature, without any specialization. So for the details, it's you my expert, bayucca! Since my inscription to the NP, I learned a lot from you.
I thought you know that... ;-))... That's why I have made such a inconspicuous comment. The white antennae tip is quite typical. But there are Transalpina with completely black antennae as well.
Thanks KrantiAzad. @Bayucca: I thought of Z. filipendulae first, but I changed to transalpina because I found it high up in the mountains. Is there a way to tell the difference?
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O la, I'm just a nature lover, very far from being an expert in Lepidoptera. Over the years I have gathered some experience and I know a tiny little bit of about everything that flies, creeps, roams and grows in nature, without any specialization. So for the details, it's you my expert, bayucca! Since my inscription to the NP, I learned a lot from you.
I thought you know that... ;-))...
That's why I have made such a inconspicuous comment.
The white antennae tip is quite typical. But there are Transalpina with completely black antennae as well.
Thanks KrantiAzad.
@Bayucca: I thought of Z. filipendulae first, but I changed to transalpina because I found it high up in the mountains. Is there a way to tell the difference?
Quite large spots for Transalpina.
nice series !
Very Beautiful!