chrysalis for ID, maybe?

[Paul]

This little beauty was sitting serenely in the Alps, with Eriphyle Ringlets around. Suggest it is Nymphalid, but which.... any ideas, none of my books cover European immature stages.... now thats an idea for someone... such a book in English... or has it been done??



(edit) Oh - I think I might have found it on http://www.leps.it .... looks very like a Titania Frit pupa. Nice one to have anyway!!

[Pete Eeles]

Yes - looks like a foreigner to me

The closest "guess" I would have made would been athalia (Heath Frit):

http://www.ukbutterflies.co.uk/species_ ... stage=pupa

Cheers,

- Pete

[Padfield]

It's a tit frit. I have a few photos of the same individual.



Those wavy markings are found on nothing else.

Guy

[Paul]

It's really attractive, isn't it .... c'mon Guy, Roger, JKT, Matt, Tim et al .... do us a book along the lines of Thomas & Lewington, of European species.... I know you could