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Woodland grayling
Hipparchia fagi
Brush-footed butterflies
(Nymphalidae)
Eyelet in the front wing.
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Top surface brown with a white band and one eye on the front wing. Underside has a wide, clear separated band on the rear wing and an eye on the front wing. Mostly seen with closed wings on tree trunks, hardly ever on flowers. ⇔ wsp. 60-70 mm LA: ≈ The SATYRUS ACTAEA (Black satyr) is smaller but has a larger eye. And is especially to be found in rocky territory. ≈ The CHARAXES JASIUS (Two-tailed pasha) roasts the same fruit trees but has a red line instead of a white one in flight.
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40-70 mm
Open
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15-40 mm
Bald
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2 LookAlikes (LA):
Two-tailed pasha
Black satyr
Woodland grayling
Grote boswachter
Großer Waldportier
Sylvandre
Hipparchia del faggio
Hipparchia fagi [L.]
Hipparchia fagi [L.]
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