Small butterfly,3cm. Pretoriuskop in summer:
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Insect or Invertebrates Identification
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for the info on the roach and passengers Klipspringer, interesting indeed
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Perhaps a Leptotes sp. the Common Blue complex can not be identified without examination of the genitalia
Cool angle in the first photo
Cool angle in the first photo
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Small butterfly, 2cm. Nelspruit summer.
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They look alike...did I see it in Marloth?
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You'll find it in the AW butterfly book
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