Thought it was, so would you agree that it’s whitnalli or do you still feel it’s not ?

Just asking, but is the specimen from Kalinzu fst a male or a female ? And is it not mechowi whitnalli?

Cabintom, if you DM me i might be able to get access for you to a shared folder, ive been setting up ( albeit slowly) some African stuff there

apologies if the res is not high enough but location wise RDC up to females, then Cameroon, then RCA

again, all images low res so they would load recto verso of each drawer

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Here are a few to be getting on with

Hi Cabintom, I have literally hundreds and hundreds of these, way too many to post here so not sure how to best send the pics? But let me know, I spend hours and hours looking at these to try to determine common characteristics it would be interesting to see if we concur

Re C caenis forms that would be great, I also have a few forms of this so it might be good to see a selection?

Cymothoe fontainei and female recto verso from Nioki Bandundu

Cymothoe Lucasi female from Oshwe DRC

Hello MAC, That C. cyclones is quite a dimorphic species ! Outstanding.... Judging by your various pictures you've posted it seems you have specialized in the butterfly fauna of Africa. Just my casual observance. Another of our members (mcheki) has specialized as well on the butterfly fauna of Afri...

specimens from Uganda C indamora amorinda, plus what I have labelled C indamora abb from CAR

Here is the female of the similar Cymothoe indamora indamora (Hewitson, 1866). 28/II/2017 Kasugho, Lubero Territory, Nord Kivu 1800m (ex. R. Ducarme) https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/38602195/original.jpeg https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/38602579/original....

Another Cymothoe from DRC

A few more interesting ones

Not in the best of condition, but unusual none the less