Iberian Marbled White; Medioluto Ibérica

Feale. The male has the anverse white with black drawings. The female is bigger with the hindwing reverse yellowish. The cell in the forewing is white with pointed form. Hindwings are white with black spots shaped as arrows at the edge, around not very visible ocela. The reverse of the hindwing is whitish with variable ocela with bluish pupils. The imagos visit the flowers of brambles and thistles. The caterpillars are green or bluff with longitudinal streaks white and dark