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Catálogo Y Atlas De Los Ropalóceros De La Finca Ribavellosa CATÁLOGO Y ATLAS DE LOS ROPALÓCEROS DE LA FINCA RIBAVELLOSA. (LA RIOJA) ORGANISMO AUTÓNOMO PARQUES NACIONALES MEMORIA FINAL 2011 INFFE S.L. Ingeniería para el Medio Ambiente Índice 1. Introducción..................................................................................................................1 2. Agradecimientos ..........................................................................................................3 3. La zona de estudio .......................................................................................................4 3.1. Situación ....................................................................................................................4 3.2. Historia .......................................................................................................................5 3.3. Medio físico................................................................................................................6 3.4. Vegetación .................................................................................................................6 3.5. Fauna..........................................................................................................................7 4. Antecedentes................................................................................................................8 5. Objetivos .......................................................................................................................8 6. Material y métodos.......................................................................................................9 7. Resultados ..................................................................................................................14 8. Atlas (Fichas por especies).......................................................................................19 8.1. PAPILIÓNIDOS (PAPILIONIDAE)............................................................................21 Macaón (Papilio machaon. Linnaeus 1758) ..............................................................22 Chupa Leche (Iphiclides feisthamelii. Duponchel 1832) .........................................24 Arlequín (Zerynthia rumina. Linnaeus 1758) ............................................................26 8.2. PIÉRIDOS (PIERIDAE).............................................................................................29 Blanca del Majuelo (Aporia crataegi. Linnaeus, 1758) ............................................30 Blanca de la Col (Pieris brassicae. Linnaeus 1758).................................................32 Blanca Verdinervada (Pieris napi. Linnaeus 1758) ..................................................34 Blanquita de la Col (Pieris rapae. Linnaeus 1758) ...................................................36 Blanquiverdosa (Pontia daplidice. Linnaeus 1758) .................................................38 Musgosa (Anthocharis cardamines. Linnaeus 1758) ..............................................40 Bandera Española (Anthocharis belia. Linnaeus 1767) ..........................................42 Colias de Berger (Colias alfacariensis. Ribbe 1905)................................................44 Amarilla (Colias crocea. Fourcroy 1758)...................................................................46 Limonera (Gonepteryx rhamni. Linnaeus 1758).......................................................48 Blanca Esbelta (Leptidea sinapis. Linnaeus 1758) ..................................................50 8.3. LICÉNIDOS (LYCAENIDAE) ....................................................................................52 Topacio (Thecla betulae. Linnaeus 1758) .................................................................54 Nazarena (Thecla quercus. Linnaeus 1758)..............................................................56 Moradilla del Fresno (Laeosopis roboris. Esper 1793)............................................58 Qüerquera Serrana (Satyrium ilicis. Esper 1779).....................................................60 Qüerquera (Satyrium esculi. Hübner 1804) ..............................................................62 Mancha azul (Satyrium spini. Shiffermüller 1775) ...................................................64 Cejialba (Callophrys rubi. Linnaeus 1758)................................................................66 Manto de Oro (Lycaena virgaureae. Linnaeus 1761) ...............................................68 Canela Estriada (Lampides boeticus. Linnaeus 1767) ............................................70 Naranjitas rabicorta (Cupido argiades. Pallas 1771) ...............................................72 Duende oscuro (Cupido minimus. Fuessly 1775) ....................................................74 Duende mayor (Cupido osiris. Meigen 1829) ...........................................................76 Náyade (Celastrina argiolus. Linnaeus 1758)...........................................................78 Manchas verdes (Glaucopsyche alexis. Poda 1761) ...............................................80 Escamas Azules (Glaucopsyche melanops. Boisduval 1828)................................82 Abencerraje Ibérico (Pseudophilotes panoptes. Hübner 1813)..............................84 Banda anaranjada (Scolitantides orion. Pallas 1771)..............................................86 Niña (Plebejus argus. Linnaeus 1758).......................................................................88 Niña esmaltada (Plebejus idas. Linnaeus 1761).......................................................90 Morena Serrana (Aricia montensis. Verity 1928)......................................................92 Morena (Aricia cramera. Escholtz 1821) ...................................................................94 Falsa Limbada (Polyommatus semiargus. Rottenburg 1775).................................96 Azul Cintada (Polyommatus damon. Shiffermüller 1775) .......................................98 Velludita Fimbria Clara Menor (Polyommatus ainsae. Foster 1961) ....................100 Velludita Fimbria Oscura (Polyommatus ripartii. Freyer 1830).............................102 Fabiola (Polyommatus escheri. Hübner 1823) .......................................................104 Niña Estriada (Polyommatus amandus. Schneider 1792).....................................106 Celda Limpia (Polyommatus thersites. Cantener 1834) ........................................108 Niña Coridon (Polyommatus coridon. Poda 1761).................................................110 Niña Celeste (Polyommatus bellargus. Rottenburg 1775) ....................................112 Dos Puntos (Polyommatus icarus. Rottenburg 1775) ...........................................114 8.4. RIODÍNIDOS (RIODINIDAE)...................................................................................116 Perico (Hamearis lucina. Linnaeus 1758)................................................................118 8.5. NINFÁLIDOS (NYMPHALIDAE).............................................................................120 Ninfa de Arroyos (Limenitis reducta. Staudinger 1901) ........................................122 Olmera (Nymphalis polychloros. Linnaeus 1758) ..................................................124 Pavo Real (Inachis io. Linnaeus 1758) ....................................................................126 Numerada (Vanessa atalanta. Linnaeus 1758) .......................................................128 Cardera (Cynthia cardui. Linnaeus 1758)................................................................130 Ortiguera (Aglais urticae. Linnaeus 1758) ..............................................................132 C-blanca (Polygonia c-album. Linnaeus 1758).......................................................134 Pandora (Argynnis pandora. Schiffermüller 1775) ................................................136 Nacarada (Argynnis paphia. Linnaeus 1758)..........................................................138 Lunares de Plata (Argynnis aglaja. Linnaeus 1758) ..............................................140 Adipe (Argynnis adippe. Schiffermüller 1775) .......................................................142 Niobe (Argynnis niobe. Linnaeus 1758)..................................................................144 Sofía (Issoria lathonia. Linnaeus 1758)...................................................................146 Laurel (Brenthis daphne. Schiffermüller 1775) ......................................................148 Laurel Menor (Brenthis ino. Rottenburg 1775).......................................................150 Perlada Castaña (Boloria selene. Schiffermüller 1775).........................................152 Perlada Violeta (Boloria dia. Linnaeus 1767)..........................................................154 Doncella Punteada (Melitaea cinxia. Linnaeus 1758) ............................................156 Doncella Mayor (Melitaea phoebe. Schiffermüller 1775).......................................158 Doncella Modesta (Melitaea trivia. Schiffermüller 1775) .......................................160 Atalía (Melitaea athalia. Rottenburg 1775) .............................................................162 Minerva (Melitaea parthenoides. Keferstein 1851).................................................164 Ondas Rojas (Euphydryas aurinia.Rottemburg 1775)...........................................166 Medioluto Ibérica (Melanargia lachesis. Hübner 1790)..........................................168 Banda Acodada (Hipparchia alcyone. Schiffermüller 1775) .................................170
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