• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  Català	Paó de dia
  Česky	Babočka paví oko
  Dansk	Dagpåfugleøje
  Deutsch	Tagpfauenauge
  Eesti keel	Päevapaabusilm
  English	Peacock
  English	The Peacock
  Español	Pavo Real
  Français	Paon du jour
  Hrvatski	Danje paunče
  Íslenska	Páfiðrildi
  Italiano	Vanessa io
  Lietuvių	Spungės
  Magyar	Nappali pávaszem
  Nederlands	Dagpauwoog
  Norsk	Dagpåfugløye
  Polski	Rusałka pawik
  Shqip	Flutura sypallua e ditës
  Slovenčina	Babôčka pávooká
  Srpski	Dnevni paunovac
  Suomeksi	Neitoperhonen
  Svenska	Påfågelöga
  Türkçe	Tavuskelebeđi
  Ελληνικά	Πεταλούδα-παγόνι
  Беларуская	Паўлінава вока
  Русский	Ванесса дневной павлиний глаз
  Русский	Многоцветница павлиний глаз
  Українська	Сонцевик павиче око
  ქართული	დღის ფარშევანგთვალა
  中文	孔雀蛱蝶
  日本語	クジャクチョウ
  한국어	공작나비
  العربية	طويس أوروبي
  زبان_فارسی	طاووس‌بال

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Inachis io	Linnaeus, 1758

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	British Butterflies	Steven Cheshire
  	Butterflies and Moths of Northern Ireland	Robert Thompson, Brian Nelson
  	Butterfly Conservation Armenia
  	European Butterfly Page	Guy Padfield
  	Lepiforum e. V.
  	Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa	Paolo Mazzei
  	Moths and butterflies of Sweden	Magnus Unger
  	North American Moth Photographers Group
  	Svenska fjärilar	Bert Gustafsson
  	UK Butterflies	Peter Eeles

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