Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[Toko]

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

[nan]

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

[Toko]

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

[Toko]

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

[nan]

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

[Toko]

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

[nan]

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

[Toko]

Amata Kuhlweine is the most possible

Possible enough for a post in our book

[nan]

around Letaba

it seems I already saw this one here

[nan]

another one, red/orange hairs, Cape Town