Africa Wild

Cool, so we make it this one if you agree with me it must be right

Toko wrote:Cool, so we make it this one if you agree with me it must be right

for this one, will put in the good thread


but the two yellow

We have it already, no new post required, I will add it then to entry we have!

I think the yellows are two different ones, but that's more a feeling than anything substantial

Toko wrote:We have it already, no new post required, I will add it then to entry we have!

too late you have to cancel mine... I have to do

nan wrote:Kruger - around Mopani

Species native to southern Africa

Amata alicia
Amata atricornis*
Amata bifasciata
Amata cerbera
Amata cuprizonata
Amata mata
Amata johanna
Amata kuhlweini
Amata miozona
Amata phoenicia
Amata polidamon
Amata rendalli
Amata simplex




How about Amata kuhlweini

http://www.africanmoths.com/pages/ARCTI ... lweini.htm

http://www.google.de/imgres?sa=X&espv=2 ... ,s:0,i:103

But nan's has one and a half orange bands, and the kuhlweini only one band


Amata atricornis here
http://books.google.de/books?id=s4ke5Jw ... ca&f=false

the photo shows no orange band, and the patches on the wings look different too not the one we need

Amata Kuhlweine is the most possible
the points not really the same... maybe dépends of the wing open a little bit or wide open
white antenas at the end, idem a bit for the legs
but the second tiny orange stripe seems to go under... in all case on the side

the photo Img-8013 (the Google one, second link) fits... but no name

oups... who invented to do a book like that

nan wrote:Amata Kuhlweine is the most possible

Possible enough for a post in our book

around Letaba

it seems I already saw this one here

another one, red/orange hairs, Cape Town