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2022-07-03 Høvblege (Møn), Denmark Imago Don't think the species is sexable from below. |
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2022-07-03 Høvblege (Møn), Denmark Imago Han Calling it a male because of the small spots above, though the black border above looks very wide (see Comment section under the species account). |
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2022-07-03 Høvblege (Møn), Denmark Imago Hun Dark underside. Very worn. |
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2022-07-03 Høvblege (Møn), Denmark Imago Hun Though a bit blurry I think it's a female with larger spots on the upperwing. |
danske-natur.dk mentions: "På Høvblege findes der han og hun former med utydelige eller manglende sorte pletter på oversiden, ab. punctifera, ab. postero-immaculata , & ab. alconides som udgør op til 20% af bestanden."
My free translation:
"...different forms present at Høvblege where both sexes show very weak or absence of upperside spots. Up to 20% of the population."
I'm not sure if the forms mentioned and their names are officially recognized or only used by the author.