The two dark ones, females I guess

Some Belenois I have a hard time identify ...

The cream-striped owl, Cyligramma latona

I think this is a Brakefieldia eliasis.
If I got the ID correct I think it is a species not seen very often due to its limited distribution (Angola and one province in DRC (Kongo-Central)).

Maybe you, CabinTom, know this species ?

Paul K wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2023 5:27 pm I suppose it is effect of UV exposure.
The part of the yellow on the hidewings which is most of the time covered by forewing remains light yellow.

Sounds like a plausible explanation. Thank you Paul !

This is the last Sphingidae

The next couple of posts will be the Sphingidae I encountered.

First Daphnis nerii

Reading Vernons thread "Three favorite Eudocimas" this should be a female Eudocima materna.

I only found one more Papilionidae species and that is the Angolan White Lady, Graphium angolanus angolanus.

Cabintom wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:03 pm I'm looking forward to seeing some Angolan specimens!

Thanks ! I´m looking forward to get your opinion one a few Belenois I have drying on the board at the moment.
So much variation in both appearance and size makes them hard for me to ID ...