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  • Habitat:
    Colias hyale inhabits open land. Most often the butterflies reproduce in extensively cultivated meadows or grazing areas (cows etc.), flood embankments, Medicago fields (especially butterflies) and, less commonly, nutrient-poor grasslands. In years with favorable weather conditions Colias hyale is often quite numerous in August/September and can be observed ovipositing even in extreme intense, manured grass fields where development is rarely successful.
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  • Colias hyale alta Staudinger, 1886 a large form with a broad black marginal band provisionally accepted as a full species that flies only at high altitudes in...
  • It is almost impossible to differentiate hyale and alfacariensis by external characteristics of the underside and they always have closed wings, and a view of the...
  • The larva of C. hyale generally hibernates after the third moult, but sometimes after the second.
  • The mature caterpillar of Colias hyale has two yellow stripes without black spots.
  • In many of the early books on the butterflies of the UK only one migrating "pale" Colias was known.
  • In years with favorable weather conditions Colias hyale is often quite numerous in August/September and can be observed ovipositing even in extreme...
  • Lepidoptera Mundi species detail page: Pieridae, Coliadinae, Coliadini, Colias hyale.
  • The Colias hyale is a butterfly that belongs to the family of Pieridae, it can be found in Italy.
  • It is uniform on the whole wings on Colias alfacariensis and located in the basal area on Colias hyale.
  • Information on species of COLIAS occurring in the former USSR, including, type locality, synonyms, range, distribution and variation, taxonomic notes...