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Zizina sp. butterfly?
Muhammad Mahdi
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Pictured in Tanzania, about 12mm long and 10mm wide.
Is it zizina sp?
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Any idea of family, genus?
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Sorry, Muhammad - I can't help beyond Lycaenidae
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Thanks Tony.
Sorry, but do you know any butterfly specialists? I have aton of pictures to be id'd Wink
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Sorry, Muhammad - I don't know anyone who's likely to take on that job! There are a couple of books you might find useful -
J.G.Williams - A Field Guide to the Butterflies of Africa;
J.Kielland 1990. Butterflies of Tanzania;
Steve Woodhall 2005 - Field guide to butterflies of South Africa.
Also you could try joining this group -
http://www.flickr...09194@N22/
It looks like they have some good people on there.
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Thanks Tony, I will try it out.
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