Scarlet acraea
Introduction: Scarlet Acraeas (Acraea)
atolmis) are low fliers for an Acraea, often on the move for some time after
being disturbed. They inhabit savannah regions of the country.
Distribution: From Victoria
Falls east through the Zambezi Region (formerly the Caprivi Strip) to Rundu , the Kavango River and
Owamboland.
Larval food: Not
confirmed.
Colouration: Dry season males
are a striking brick-red colour and the females vary from brownish-red to dark
brown.
On the wing: Throughout the
year.
Wingspan: Approx 50mm.
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