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mariposa común azul (macho)

Polyommatus icarus

Photo by mariajo
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KarenL
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Aricia cramera
eulalia rubio
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eulalia rubio
Yo creo que sí es la mariposa azul. Hay tantas parecidas... y para complicarlo más aún: Polyommatus icarus: Los machos presentan el anverso de las alas de color azul brillante y el reverso de color ocre con manchas negras y blancas. Las hembras en cambio suelen ser marrones en lugar de azules en el anverso y parecidas a los machos en el reverso.
mariajo
Gracias Lali, gracias Karen. Es muy difícil identificar una mariposa, se parecen mucho entre ellas. Mirando vuestras sugerencias he llegado a la mariposa azul. No sé si habré acertado

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