) in my PD and then it turn out to be something different. It was taken at about 1000m above sea level if that helps? Thanks in advance. 
Wurzel
Which Grizzlie species?
Which Grizzlie species?
I recently got back from the mountains of central Portugal and was wondering whether the Skipper below was anything other than a Southern Grizzlie? I don't mind if it's not as it would only be the second that I've seen but I don't want to write it up (eventually ) in my PD and then it turn out to be something different. It was taken at about 1000m above sea level if that helps? Thanks in advance.
Have a goodun
Wurzel
) in my PD and then it turn out to be something different. It was taken at about 1000m above sea level if that helps? Thanks in advance.
Have a goodunWurzel
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Re: Which Grizzlie species?
HI Wurzel. I think malvoides (southern grizzlie) is the correct ID.
Looking forward to the rest of your Portuguese beauties!
Guy
Looking forward to the rest of your Portuguese beauties!
Guy
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Re: Which Grizzlie species?
Cheers for the ID confirmation Guy I didn't get to see any of the endemics or the 'big guns' (no Panoptes Blue or 2 Tailed Pasha) but I was happy to just experience seeing new and different species as well as the usual species is in different context eg Walls and Swallowtails in the middle of a city 
Have a goodun
Wurzel
I didn't get to see any of the endemics or the 'big guns' (no Panoptes Blue or 2 Tailed Pasha) but I was happy to just experience seeing new and different species as well as the usual species is in different context eg Walls and Swallowtails in the middle of a city Have a goodun
Wurzel