Grønbroget Bjerghvidvinge
Pontia callidice
First update 15 november 2004
Last update 18 december 2017
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Lokalitet
& Grønbroget Bjerghvidvinge, Pontia
callidice. |
Sct.
Bernhard Passet & Val d'Aosta, Italien d. 27
juni 1996.
Fotograf; Tom Nygard Kristensen |
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Grønbroget
Bjerghvidvinge, Pontia callidice (ESPER, 1800).
Udseende:
overside hvid. Hvor forvinge rodfelt er sort med
mørke ribber over hele vingen, diskalcelle med
kvadratisk sort diskalplet, i indre sømfelt med
svage sorte pletter i celle 3 til 7. Og svage
sorte pletter i apicalcelle. Bagvinge underside:
lysegrøn med brede mørkegrønne tegninger langs
ribber. Følehorn er sorte med hvide ringe.
Vingefang:
53-60 mm.
Levesteder:
I stor højde på vegetationsløse alpine
bjergskråninger og raviner, over trægrænsen i
Østrig fra 1500 - 3400 m. som en af de
højstlevende dagsommerfugle i Europa. Længere
mod nord på den Sibiriske tundra i lavere højde
langs stenrige flodbrinker.
Flyvetid:
I Sibirien fra sidst i juni til lidt ind i
august.
Værtsplante:
æg lægges på Fjeld-Karse, Cardamine
bellidifolia /C. alpina. Gemsekarse, Hutchinsia
alpina.
Hjørneklap, Erysimum helveticum og Pyrenæisk
Reseda, Reseda
glauca.
Puppen overvinter under sten, ofte sammen med Alpebjørnespinder, Grammia
quenselii larver.
Udbredelse:
Europa: de høje bjerge i Pyrenæerne og Alperne.
Sibirien, Ural til Kirgisistan. NW Himalaya fra
Chitral til Mussoorie, samt videre til Nepal over
højde 4000 m. Tibet, Mongoliet til Altai.
I
Nordamerika fra Alaska til Californien flyver Western
White, Pontia
occidentalis (Reakirt, 1866) som er
conspecific med P. callidice.
En for Nordkalotten unik invasion
af Sortåret Hvidvinge, Aporia
crataegi med
tusinde sommerfugle kom med en kraftig varm
østlig varmefront fra Sibirien i juli 2004.
Invasionen nåede store dele af det nordlige
Finland og sporadiske fund i det nordlige Sverige
i Absko og Alta i Norge. Med i invasionen var der
en enkelt Grønbroget Bjerghvidvinge, Pontia
callidice som blev
fundet i Karigasniemi, finske Lappland juli 2004.
På
dansk hedder den: Grønbroget
Bjerghvidvinge. På svensk: Alpvitfjäril.
På finsk: Alppisinappiperhonen. På polsk: Bielinek
alpejski.
På tysk: Alpen-Weißling.
På hollandsk: Bergresedawitje. På fransk: Marbré
des alpages.
På spansk: Blanquiverdosa alpina. På engelsk : Peak
White.
Lignende
arter: På samme lokalitet flyver den lidt mindre
Plettet Bjerghvidvinge, Euchloe
simplonia. I lavere højde over det meste
af Europa findes der krypto-arterne Grønbroget Hvidvinge, Pontia
edusa & Vestlig Grønbroget Hvidvinge, Pontia
daplidice som er mere marmoreret
tegnet.
GBIF: Global Biodiversity
Information Facility.
World distribution:
Peak White, Pontia
callidice (ESPER, 1800).
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Peak White, Pontia callidice. Lac Negre elevation 2400 m.h., Alps Maritimes,
southern France. July 1988. Photographer; Lars Andersen
Peak
White, Pontia
callidice (Esper, 1800).
Description:
the upper side of the wings are white with black
and gray. Forewing: are black at extreme bases of
interspaces 1a and 1 and of cell; discocellulars
marked with a quadrate black spot; a discal
curved series of inwardly dentate spots, the
spots in interspaces 1 and 2 generally reduced to
a mere trace, often absent; an anterior terminal
series of similar but more clearly defined spots
at the apices of veins 3 to 7.
Hindwing:
green, an elongate oval yellowish-white spot in
cell, followed beyond by complete curved series
of discal and terminal yellowish-white, inwardly
lanceolate spots. Antennae black, spotted with
white, head fuscous grey, thorax blackish grey.
Wingspan: 53-60 mm.
Habitats:
High altitude in alpine meadows, above the
treeline. Further to the north on the tundra in
lower altitude.
Distribution:
Europe: the high mountains of the Pyrenees and
the Alps over elevation 2000 m. NW Himalayas over
elevation 4000 m. from Chitral to Mussoorie. In
Asia from Himalayas in China to the Altai.
In
German is called the: Alpen-Weißling. In French: Marbré
des alpages.
In Spanish: Blanquiverdosa alpina. In Dutch: Bergresedawitje. In Finnish: Alppisinappiperhonen. In Danish: Grønbroget
Bjerghvidvinge.
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Alpebjørnespinder, Grammia quenseli. Borrasocohkka, Tornetrask,
Lapland, Sverige d. 4 juli 2008. Fotograf; Daniel Dolfe
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Heiner Ziegler site about Pontia
callidice.
Butterflies from Lac
Negre, 2354 m.h. Alps Maritimes, southern France July 1988.
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Checkered White
Pontia protodice
Checkered White, Pontia protodice. Botanical garden, Salt Lake
City, Utah, USA d. 17 july 2012. Photographer; Carsten Siems
Checkered
White, Pontia
protodice (Boisduval & Leconte, 1830).
Description:
the upper side of the wings are white with black
and gray. The underside of the hindwings are
marked with extensive yellow-brown veins, as the
male may be weak character to almost white. The
wingspan is 38-53 mm.
Habitats:
are open areas, including desert, plains, and
disturbed areas. Virtually any disturbed dry open
area such as vacant lots, railroads, airports,
dry grassland, deserts, and cities are potential
areas of inhabitation. In addition, populations
may sometimes be found in sparsely wooded areas,
grasslands, and meadows in the prairie and
parkland regions, usually in areas without heavy
shade.
Distribution:
is most commonly found in the southern parts on
the United States along with some of the northern
areas of Mexico. Occasionally the species can be
found in the northern parts of the U.S. and
southern Canada.
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Southern Chekered White
Tatochila autodice
Southern Checkered White, Tatochila autodice. The Valle de la Luna elev. 3500
m. La Paz, d. 25 january 2009. Photographer; Lars Andersen
Southern
Chekered White, Tatochila autodice
ernestae
(Herrera,
1954).
Description:
the upper side of the wings are white with black
and gray. The underside of the hindwings are
marked with extensive yellow-brown veins, as the
male may be weak character to almost white. The
wingspan is 38-53 mm.
Habitats: Hillsides with Puna
grass and small shrubs and various succulents
like cactus above the tree line from 3000 to 4500
meters altitude.
Foodplants:
are different Crucifers species.
Distribution:
is most commonly found in the mountain parts on
Altiplano, Andes, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina
and Chile.
Genus Tatochila found in
the Andes, has the same morphological characters
as genus Pontia in North
America. Asia and Europe. Should genus Tatochila changed
to Pontia?
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The Valle
de la Luna, La Paz, elev. 3500 m. Bolivia d. 25 january
2009. Photographer; Lars Andersen
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Equatorial Montane White
Tatochila xanthodice
Equatorial Montane White, Tatochila xanthodice female. La Cumbre, elev. 4653 m.
Yungas, La Paz, Bolivia d. 3 february 2012. Photographer; Lars Andersen
Equatorial
Montane White,
Tatochila xanthodice paucar (Lamas, 1981).
Foodplants:
are different Crucifers species.
Distribution:
is most commonly found in the mountain parts on
Altiplano, Andes, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador,
Colombia and Venezuela.
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Andean Hillstar, Oreotrochilus estella. La Cumbre, La Paz, elev. 4300
m. d.
25 february 2009.
Photographer; Lars Andersen
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Small Bolivian Andean White
Pierphulia nysias
Small Bolivian Andean White, Pierphulia nysias. La Cumbre, elev. 4672 m.
Yungas, La Paz, Bolivia d. 3 february 2012. Photographer: Lars Andersen
Here from South America in the
eastern Andes up in the Cumbrepass, 4672 m.
Yungas, Bolivia are the world's highest living
white, the Small Bolivian Andean White, Pierphulia nysias (Weymer, 1890) which is about 20
mm in wingspan.
Distribution:
is endemic in the highest pass and peak in
Eastern Cordillera Oriental, Andes, Yungas,
Bolivia.
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