SEU, CEU, Temperate Asia (S.Siberia - Arabia, N.India). See [maps]
Warcabnik ślazowiec
Piquitos castana
Mallow Skipper
600x476 (~104Kb) Italy, Ravenna, 11 May 2006, Photo © Maurizio Elia
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500x324 (~47Kb) Turunc, SW Turkey 14/04/95, Photo © Simon Coombes
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Larva on Malva , Althaea , Lavatera , Hibiscus [BRU], (in Spain) Malva rosea [BMAT]
SWEU, N.Africa. See [maps]
Larva on Malva sylvestris, (in Egypt) Althaea sp. [BMAT]
NAF, SEU, Asia Minor - Iran. See [maps]
Piquitos clara
Marbled Skipper
Ziestfalter
Larva on Stachys [H&R], Stachys recta [BRU]
SWEU, it, Asia Minor, Iran. See [maps]
Southern Marbled Skipper
Piquitos
Larva on Marrubium vulgare, Ballota foetida [H&R]
SEU, Bulgaria, S.Siberia, Asia Minor. See [maps]
Warcabnik szantawiec
Piquitos serrana
Tufted Skipper
533x400 (~40Kb) upperside An open pine forest on a high left bank of the Berd' River 1 km upstream of the village Starososedovo. Iskitim district, Novosibirsk Province, West Siberia, Russia. 2nd July 1994, Photo © Oleg Kosterin
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800x800 (~133Kb) upperside An open pine forest on a high left bank of the Berd' River 1 km upstream of the village Starososedovo. Iskitim district, Novosibirsk Province, West Siberia, Russia. 2nd July 1994, Photo © Oleg Kosterin
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604x674 (~123Kb) upperside Russia, Moscow area, 10.7.2019 (36°25'E, 56°00'N), Photo © D. Smirnov
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644x584 (~110Kb) underside Russia, Moscow area, 10.7.2019 (36°25'E, 56°00'N), Photo © D. Smirnov
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Larva on (as gemina) Stachys alpina, S. recta, ;Lederer, 1852, (as flocciferus) Marrubium peregrinum, M. vulgare, Stachys officinalis, Thymus roegneri [BRU]
Montenegro, Greece, Asia Minor, Palestine, N.Iran. See [maps]
Oriental Skipper
Morocco - Cyrenaica, Greece, Asia Minor - Palestine, N.Iran. See [maps]
Larva on Nepeta floccosa [BRU]
Larva on Marrubium vulgare, (in Hoggar) Marrubium deserti?, Ballota hirsuta, (in Sinai) Phlomis aurea [BMAT]
N.Iran - Pakistan, N.India. See [maps]
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