Ochlodes sylvanus

Taxonomic note

Ochlodes venata or O. venatus refers to the East Asian sister species. Ochlodes sylvanus (sometimes called O. faunus) occurs in Europe and Asia east to China, O. venata from China east to Korea and Japan. They are possibly sympatric in China.

Vernacular names [edit wikidata 'Ochlodes sylvanus']

• English: Large skipper
• català: Dard ros
• čeština: soumračník rezavý
• Cymraeg: Gwibiwr mawr
• dansk: Stor bredpande
• Deutsch: Rostfarbiger Dickkopffalter
• eesti: Niidupunnpea
• euskara: Urre-tximeleta handi
• suomi: piippopaksupää
• français: Sylvaine
• Frysk: Foars groukopke
• Gaeilge: Léimneoir mór
• Gàidhlig: leumadair-mór
• magyar: Erdei busalepke
• Lëtzebuergesch: Raschtfarwegen Deckkapp
• lietuvių: Miškinis storgalvis
• norsk bokmål: engsmyger
• Nederlands: groot dikkopje
• norsk: Engsmyger
• polski: Karłątek kniejnik
• پنجابی: کیسری پکھڑوں
• русский: Толстоголовка-лесовик
• slovenčina: súmračník hrdzavý
• српски / srpski: Риђи скелар
• svenska: Ängssmygare
• українська: Головчак жилкуватий

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Ochlodes sylvanus

Specimen

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  Both sides
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    △ Ventral side

Imago in vivo

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  Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
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  Saarland, Germany

Males

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  IJmuiden, The Netherlands
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  Jagsttal near Dörzbach-Hohebach, Germany
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  Jagsttal near Dörzbach-Hohebach, Germany
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  Jagsttal near Dörzbach-Hohebach, Germany
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  Saarland, Germany
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  Saarland, Germany
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  Kent, England

Larva

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Sex undetermined

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  Gärdslösa, Öland, Sweden
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  Commanster, Belgium
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  Commanster, Belgium
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  Dresden-Heller, Germany
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  Nauen, Germany
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  Vejers Klitplantage, Vestjylland, Denmark
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  Velniakampis forest, Lithuania

Native distribution areas

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  Ochlodes sylvanus
  Distribution in Europe