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INSTllUTFRANCAIS DE RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE POUR LE DEVELOPPEtvENTEN COOPERATION [L~~O[P)@~lf~rn1~® [F)~~O[La@ooo[p)~~ ~U OOW~~~~[LO[P)~~ [Q)~ ©@lf~ [Q)QOW@Q~~ COLLECTION DU CENTRE ORSTOM D'ADIOPOOOUME OCTOBRE 1987 X. LERY G. FEDIERE D. DAUTHUILLE 1 La collection entomologique du centre ORSTOM d'adiopodoumé 1 représente le plus grand rassemblement d'insectes de la Côte d'Ivoire. Le laboratoire d'entomovirologie, conscient de l'intérêt d'une telle 1 collection entreprend d'augmenter et de rénover celle-ci. Cette restauration ne pouvant être faite que par étapes, mon attention s'est portée sur les familles de Lépidoptéres, Papilionidae et 1 Nymphalidae. 1 A ce jour, le nombre des espèces identifiées présentes dans la collection se monte à 24 (30 décrites) pour la famille des Papilionidae et 1 à 128 (149 décrites) pour la famille des Nymphalidae. Si cette collection présente encore quelques lacunes, pour la 1 plupart dues à des espèces spécifiques de la savane, nous possédons par contre certains exemplaires qui n'avaient pas encore été décrits en Côte 1 d'Ivoire, mais seulement dans des pays voisins. Le classement des différentes espèces et genres est celui utilisé 1 par C. AURIVILLIUS. 1 BIBLIOGRAPHIE: 1 C. AURIVILLlUS, 1909 Les macrolépidoptères du globe 1 A. SElTZ ad., PARIS, vol. 13 J. G. WILLIAMS, 1969 1 A field guide to the butterflies of Africa 1 Collins ed., LONDON, 238 pp. J. PLANTROU, 1973 Note sur les Charaxes de l'Afrique occidentale 1 1 Bull. soc. ent. France, za, 268-276 1 J. PLANTROU, 1974 Note sur les Charaxes de l'Afrique occidentale Il 1 BuIl. soc. ent. France, za, 125-131 P. BLANDIN, R. VUAITOUX et J. PLANTROU, 1975 1 Les lépidoptères Charaxinas (Nymphalidae) récoltés à la station écologique tropicale de Lamto (Côte d'Ivoire). 1 : Inventaire systématique et remarques faunistiques. 1 Bull. 1. F. A. N., aI, 840-858 1 1 1 1 famille: PAPILIONIDAE 1 GENRE: Papilio LINNE Papilio antirna.chus DRURY Papilio zalmoxis HEWITSON 1 Papilio phorcas CRAMER Papilio huperus horribilis BUTLER Papilio nireus LINNABUS Papilio sosia ROTHSCHIlD & JORDAN 1 Papilio bromius OOUBLEDAY Papilio demodocus ESPER Papilio dardanus nioboides AURIVILLruS 1 Papilio dardanus dardanus BROWN Papilio dardanus hippocoon FABRICruS Papilio menestheus DRURY 1 Papilio cynorta FABRICruS Papilio zenobia FABRIcrus 1 Papilio zenobius GODART GENRE: Graphium SCOPOLI 1 Graphium pylades FABRICruS Graphium tynderaeus FABRICruS Graphium latreillianus GODART Graphium leonidas FABRICIUS 1 Graphium adamastor BOISDUVAL Graphium antheus CRAMER Graphium policenes CRAMER 1 Graphium illyris HEWITSON Graphium ucalegonides STAUDINGER 1 1 I- PAPILIONIDAE ABSCENI I Papilio andronicus WARD Papilio charopus WES1WOOD 1 Papilio mechowianus DEWIlZ Graphium almansor HOURATH Graphium auriger BUlLER 1 Graphium fulleri GROSE-SMITH 1 1 1 1 1 Famille NYMPHALIDAE 1 sous-famille: CHARAXIDINAE 1 GENRE: Euxanthe HUBNER 1 Euxanthe eurinorne CRAMER GENRE: Charaxes OCHSENHEIMER 1 Charaxes jasius epijasius REICHE Charaxes brutus CRAMER Charaxes castor CRAMER 1 Charaxes pollux CRAMER Charaxes eudoxus DRURY CharaxesringhaSTOLL Charaxes etesipe GODART 1 Charaxes anticlea DRURY Charaxes achaernenes atlantica V AN SOMEREN Charaxes protoclea FEISTHAMEL 1 Charaxes boueti FEISTHAMEL Charaxes cynthia BU1LER Charaxes lucretius CRAMER 1 Charaxes lactetinctus KARSCH Charaxes srnaragdalis butleri ROTIISCHll..D Charaxes nurnenes HEWITSON Charaxes tiridates CRAMER 1 Charaxes bipunctatus ROTIISCIDLD Charaxes irnperialis BUTIER Charaxes arneliae OOUMET 1 Charaxes nobilis claudei I.E MOULT Charaxes hildebrandti gillesi PLANTROU Charaxes carteri BUTLER Charaxes etheocles CRAMER 1 Charaxes alladinis BU11.ER Charaxes virilis ROTHSCHILD Charaxes viola BUTI..ER 1 Charaxesc~atisHEVVrrSON Charaxes candiope GODART Charaxes varanes vologeses MABll.LE 1 Charaxes fulvescens AURIVllLIUS Charaxes lichas othello SUFFER Charaxes paphianus WARD Charaxes eupale DRURY 1 Charaxes nichetes bouchei PLANTROU Charaxes nichetes leopardinus PLANTROU Charaxes porthos gallayi VAN SOMEREN 1 Charaxes zelica BUlLER Charaxes inexpectata Charaxes doubledayi AURIVILLIUS Charaxes rnycerina GODART 1 Charaxes laodice DRURY 1 GENRE: Palla HUBNER Pa11a decius CRAMER 1 Palla violinitens CROWLEY Palla publius STAUDINGER 1 Palla ussheri BUTI..ER 1 1 sous·famille: NYMPHALINAE 1 GENRE: Cymothoe HUBNER Cymothoe consanguis AURIVllLIUS 1 Cymothoe caenis DRURY Cymothoe henninia SMITII Cymothoe sangaris GODART Cymothoe jodutta WES1WOOD 1 Cymothoe theobene OOUBLEDAY Cymothoe egesta confusa AURIVILLIUS 1 Cymothoe fumana WES1WOOD GENRE: Euptera STAUDINGER 1 Euptera elabontas HEWITSON Euptera sirene STAUDINGER 1 Euptera pluto WARD 1 GENRE: Pseudathyma STAUDINGER Pseudathyma sibyllina STAUDINGER 1 GENRE: Euryphura STAUDINGER Euryphura nobilis STAUDINGER 1 Euryphura porphyrion WARD Euryphura achlys chalcis FEllER 1 Euryphura plautilla HEWITSON GENRE: Diestogyna KARSCH 1 Diestogyna veronica CRAMER Diestogyna simplex STAUDINGER Diestigyna doriclea DRURY 1 Diestogyna amicia HEWITSON Diestogyna gambiae FEISTHAMEL Diestogyna ampedusa HEWITSON Diestogyna intermixta AURIVll.l...IUS 1 Diestogyna atossa HEWITSON 1 GENRE: Euryphene WESTWOOD Euryphene mandinga FELDER Euryphene oxione HEWITSON 1 Euryphene laeticia PWrZ Euryphene senegalensis SCHAFFER Euryphene phantasia HEWITSON 1 Euryphene theognis HEWITSON Euryphene mardania FABRICruS 1 Euryphene barre OOUBLEDAY 1 1 1 1 sous·famille: NYMPHALINAE (suite) 1 GENRE: Euphedra HUBNER Euphedra gausape BUTLER 1 Euphedra aurata CARP Euphedra cyparissa sarcoptera BUTLER Euphedra themis themis HUBNER Euphedra themis aureola KY 1 Euphedra themis reducta BARTELLEMI Euphedra themis campaspe FELDER Euphedra eberti AURIVllLIUS 1 Euphedra ceres ceres FABRICruS Euphedra ceres artaynta MOSCHLER Euphedra ceres afzelli FELDER 1 Euphedra inanum BUTLER Euphedra harpalyce CRAMER Euph~aeupalusFABRlCnJS Euphedra medon medon LINNE 1 Euphedra medon agnes BUTLER Euphedra xypete xypete HEWITSON Euphedra xypete crockeri BUTLER 1 Euphedra xypete caerulescens SMI1H Euphedra edwardsi HOEVEN Euphedra eleus DRURY . 1 Euphedra perseis DRURY 1 GENRE: Hamanumida HUBNER Hamanumida daedalus daedalus FABRlCruS 1 Hamanumida daedalus meleagris CRAMER GENRE: Aterica BOISDUVAL 1 Aterica galene galene BROWN Aterica galene theophane HOPFFER 1 GENRE: Cynandra SCHATZ & ROBER 1 Cynandra opis DRURY 1 GENRE: Catuna KY Catuna crithea DRURY 1 Catuna oberthueri KARSCH GENRE: Pseudoneptis SNELL 1 Pseudoneptis coenobita FABRICIUS 1 1 1 1 1 sous-famille: NYMPHALINAE (suite) 1 GENRE: Pseudacraea WESTWOOD Pseudacraea semire CRAMER 1 Pseudacaeae hostilla hostilla DRURY Pseudacraea hostilla warburgi AURNILLIUS Pseudacraea ruhama HEWITSON Pseudacraea boisduvali OOUBLEDAY 1 Pseudacraea eurytus LlNNE Pseudacraea striata BUlLER Pseudacraea simulator BUTI....ER 1 Pseudacraea lucretia CRAMER 1 sous-famille: NEPTIDINAE 1 GENRE: Neptis FABRICIUS Neptis metella OOUBLEDAY & HEWITSON Neptis nemetes HEWITSON 1 Neptis agatha STOIL Neptis nysiades HEWITSON Neptis nicomedes HEWITSON Neptis nicoteles HEWITSDN 1 Neptis lennanni AURIVILLIUS Neptis melicerta DRURY 1 1 sous-famille: MARPESSIINAE GENRE: Cyrestis WESTWOOD 1 Cyrestis camillus FABRICIUS 1 sous-famille: EUNICINAE 1 GENRE: Crenis BOISDUVAL Crenis occidentalium MABILLE 1 Crenis boisduvali WALLENGREN Crenis umbrina KARSCH 1 1 sous-famille: EURYTELINAE GENRE: Byblia HUBNER 1 Byblia acheolia crameri AURIVILLIUS Byblia acheolia fasciata ROTHSClffiD & JORDAN 1 Byblia sp. 1 1 1 sous-famille: EURYTELINAE (suite) 1 GENRE: Mesoxantha AURIVILLIUS 1 Mesoxantha ethosea DRURY GENRE: Ergolis WESTWOOD 1 Ergolis enotrea CRAMER 1 GENRE: Eurytela BOISDUVAL Eurytela hiarbas DRURY 1 Eurytela dryope CRAMER 1 sous-famille: VANESSINAE GENRE: Kallima WESTWOOD 1 Kallima rullÙa OOUBLEDAY & WES1WOOD Kallima cymodoce CRAMER 1 GENRE: Hypolimnas HUBNER Hypolimnas missipus missipus LINNE 1 Hypolimnas inaria CRAMER Hypolimnas sa1macis DRURY Hypolimnas dubia damoclina TRIMEN 1 Hypolimnas dubia anthedon OOUBLEDAY 1 GENRE: Salamis BOISDUVAL Salamis cytora OOUBLEDAY Salamis parhassus DRURY 1 Salamis anacardii LlNNE Salamis cacta FABRICIUS 1 GENRE: Catacroptera KARSCH 1 Cataeroptera cloanthe ligata ROTIISCHILD & JORDAN 1 GENRE: Precis HUBNER Precis chorimene GUERIN Precis stygia AURIVILLIUS Precis terea DRURY 1 Precis sinuata PLOTZ Precis pelarga galami BOISDUVAL Precis pelarga harpyia FABRICruS 1 Precis antilope FEISTIiAMEL Precis sophia FABRICIUS Precis westerrnanni WES1WOOD Precis oenome cebrene TRIMEN 1 Precis clelia CRAMER 1 Precis orithya madagascariensis GUERIN 1 1 sous·famille: VANESSINAE (suite) 1 GENRE: Vanessula DEWITZ 1 Vanessula mi1ca HEWITSON 1 GENRE: Pyrameis HUBNER Pyrameis cardui LINNE 1 GENRE: Antanartia ROTHSCHILD & JORDAN 1 Antanartia delius DRURY sous-famille: ARGYNNIDINAE 1 GENRE: Lachnoptera DOUBLEDAY Lachnoptera iole FABRICIUS 1 Lachnoptera hecataea HEWITSON 1 GENRE: AteHa DOUBLEDAy 1 Atella columbina CRAMER 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NYMPALIDAE ABSCENI5: 1 Euxanthe crossleyi 1 Charaxes catachrous STAUDINGER Charaxes hadrianus WARD Charaxes northcotti ROTIISCHILD Charaxes petersi VAN SOMEREN 1 Charaxes pleione GODART Charaxes pythodorus davidi PLANTROU 1 Charaxes subomatus SCHUL1ZE Cymothoe adelina HEWITSON Cymothoe aramis HEWITSON 1 Cymothoe beckeri SCHAFFER Cymothoe coccinata HEWITSON Cymothoe lucasi OOUMET 1 Cymothoe lurida BUlLER Cymothoe oemilius OOUMET 1 Euphedra luperca WARD 1 Euryphene arcadius FABRICIUS Euryphene cutteri HEWITSON Euryphene demetra GODART 1 Euryphene elpinice HEWITSON Euryphene fl.aminia STAUDINGER 1 Euryphura fulminea BARTEILEMI 1 Neptis nicomedes quintilla MABilLE 1 Hypolimnas dinarcha HEWITSON Hypolimnas salmacis monteironis DRUCE 1 Precis octavia CRAMER 1 Salmacis temora FELDER 1 1 1 1 1 1.
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    Main Bait Line Trap Captures ‐ Species Abundances by Site TOTAL Bobiri Owabi Kajease Bonwire Asantemanso Gyakye Kona Total Specimens 8453 1292 2684 596 746 1059 752 1324 Total Species 116 67 82 37 50 60 47 62 Species List Amauris niavius 20100 0 01 Amauris tartarea 10100 0 00 Andronymus hero 11000 0 00 Anthene locuples 10000 1 00 Anthene rubricinctus 10000 0 10 Ariadne enotrea 42100 0 01 Aterica galene 213 25 96 14 17 35 9 17 Bebearia absolon 66 36 15 2 3 7 0 3 Bebearia barce 40000 4 00 Bebearia cocalia 140540 0 05 Bebearia demetra 11000 0 00 Bebearia lucayensis 52000 0 21 Bebearia mandinga 132512 2 01 Bebearia mardania 47 1 22 0 3 10 0 11 Bebearia oxione 101601 2 00 Bebearia paludicola 80220 3 01 Bebearia phantasina 77000 0 00 Bebearia sophus 270 16 143 9 6 60 11 25 Bebearia tentyris 182 127 19 0 1 1 11 23 Bebearia zonara 44 31 3 0 1 0 1 8 Bicyclus abnormis 667 237 287 0 28 4 0 111 Bicyclus dorothea 68 0 15 21 0 10 7 15 Bicyclus funebris 593 149 147 21 80 48 21 127 Bicyclus madetes 440 25 134 7 71 63 53 87 Bicyclus martius 448 33 70 3 87 47 42 166 Bicyclus procora 67 8 57 0 1 0 1 0 Bicyclus safitza 35 2 12 12 1 3 3 2 Bicyclus sandace 229 2 38 50 4 69 39 27 Bicyclus sangmelinae 40 5 34 0 0 1 0 0 Bicyclus taenias 166 17 47 1 10 30 39 22 Bicyclus vulgaris 504 62 75 87 24 106 84 66 Bicyclus xeneas 41 19 8 0 2 0 0 12 Bicyclus zinebi 154 4 43 6 47 3 3 48 Catuna crithea 20200 0 00 Celaenorrhinus galenus 20 0 1 0 16 1 2 0 Celaenorrhinus meditrina 20000 2 00 Charaxes ameliae 10000 0 01 Charaxes anticlea 41200 1 00 Charaxes bipunctatus 110011
  • Species Recorded KENYA (Main & Kakamega)

    Species Recorded KENYA (Main & Kakamega)

    SPECIES SEEN in KENYA (Mai(Main + Kakamega)) 2002005-2018-2018 Kenya Main = the safari includes Mt. Kenya, SambSamburu NR, Nakuru NP, Lake BaringBaringo, Lake ke NaNaivasha,sha, MaMaasaii Mara NR Main +L Feb 2017 - included Laikipia PlateaPlateau instead of Maasai Mara X* = as shown on Kenya Main + Kakamega, meanmeans that it was only seen in KakameKakamega & KisuKisumu (Weste(Western Kenya) on that at trip Kenya Nairobi & Nav. Aug 2015 - 2 daysys prepre-trip Nairobi NP, Lake Naivashavasha & Kiambet mbethu Farmrm Kenya Nak. & Mara Aug 2015 - 7 daysys NakuNakuru NP, MaasaI Mara NR & LimuLimuru Marsh Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya Kenya MaMain + Kak* Main +L Main + Kak* Nak & Mara Nairobi & Nav Main Main Main + Kak* Main + Kak* Main + Kak* Main + Kak* Main + Kak* Aug Feb Aug-Sept Aug Aug Aug Oct-Nov Sept-Oct Aug Aug-Sept Aug-Sept Aug-Sept BIRDS 2018 2017 2015 2015 2015 2013 2009 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Ostrich : Struthionidae ENDEMIC Common Ostrich Struthio camelus X X X X X X X X X X X X Somali Ostrich Struthio molybdophanes X X X X X X X X X X Grebes : Podicipedidae Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis X X X X X X X X X X X X Black-necked (Eared) Grebe Podiceps nigricollis X X X X Cormorants & Darters: Phalacrocoracidae Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo X X X X X X X X X X X X Reed (Long-tailed) Cormorant Phalacrocorax africanus X X X X X X X X X X X X African Darter Anhinga rufa X X X X X X X X X X Pelicans: Pelecanidae Great White Pelican Pelecanus onocrotalus X X X X X X X X X X X X Pink-backed Pelican
  • Appendix 5 - Species List: Butterflies

    Appendix 5 - Species List: Butterflies

    Appendix 5 - Species list: Butterflies Butterfly species recorded in the Garden Route National Park. Sources: Butler & Terblanche (1997); Marais (1991). Scientific Name Common Name NYMPHALIDAE Danainae Danaus chrysippus subsp. aegyptius African Monarch Amauris echeria subsp. echeria Chief Acraeinae Acraea horta Garden Acraea Satyrinae Bicyclus safitza subsp. safitza Common Bush Brown Cassionympha cassius Rainforest Brown Dira clytus Cape Autumn Widow Pseudonympha magus Silver-bottom Brown Nymphalinae Junonia hierta subsp. cebrene Yellow Pansy Cynthia cardui Painted Lady Cymothoe alcimeda subsp. alcimeda Battling Glider Charaxinae Charaxes varanes subsp. varanes Pearl Emperor Charaxes Charaxes xiphares subsp. xiphares Forest King Charaxes Charaxes karkloof subsp. trimeni Western Karkloof Charaxes Charaxes karkloof subsp. capensis Eastern Cape Karkloof Charaxes LYCAENIDAE Thestor murrayi Murray's Skolly Capys alphaeus subsp. alphaeus Protea Scarlet Aloeides aranda Aranda Copper Aloeides almeida Almeida Copper Aloeides pallida subsp. (juno?) Tsitsikamma Giant Copper Poecilmitis palmus subsp. margueritae Water Opal Cacyreus palemon subsp. palemon Water bronze Leptotes sp. Common Blue Tarucus thespis Fynbos Blue Lampides boeticus Pea Blue Eicochrypsops messapus subsp. messapus Cupreous Blue PIERIDAE Colias electo subsp. electo African Clouded Yellow Catopsilia florella African Migrant Pinacopteryx eriphia Zebra White Belenois aurota African Caper White Belenois zochalia subsp. zochalia Forest White Belenois creona subsp. severina African Common
  • Mt Mabu, Mozambique: Biodiversity and Conservation

    Mt Mabu, Mozambique: Biodiversity and Conservation

    Darwin Initiative Award 15/036: Monitoring and Managing Biodiversity Loss in South-East Africa's Montane Ecosystems MT MABU, MOZAMBIQUE: BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION November 2012 Jonathan Timberlake, Julian Bayliss, Françoise Dowsett-Lemaire, Colin Congdon, Bill Branch, Steve Collins, Michael Curran, Robert J. Dowsett, Lincoln Fishpool, Jorge Francisco, Tim Harris, Mirjam Kopp & Camila de Sousa ABRI african butterfly research in Forestry Research Institute of Malawi Biodiversity of Mt Mabu, Mozambique, page 2 Front cover: Main camp in lower forest area on Mt Mabu (JB). Frontispiece: View over Mabu forest to north (TT, top); Hermenegildo Matimele plant collecting (TT, middle L); view of Mt Mabu from abandoned tea estate (JT, middle R); butterflies (Lachnoptera ayresii) mating (JB, bottom L); Atheris mabuensis (JB, bottom R). Photo credits: JB – Julian Bayliss CS ‒ Camila de Sousa JT – Jonathan Timberlake TT – Tom Timberlake TH – Tim Harris Suggested citation: Timberlake, J.R., Bayliss, J., Dowsett-Lemaire, F., Congdon, C., Branch, W.R., Collins, S., Curran, M., Dowsett, R.J., Fishpool, L., Francisco, J., Harris, T., Kopp, M. & de Sousa, C. (2012). Mt Mabu, Mozambique: Biodiversity and Conservation. Report produced under the Darwin Initiative Award 15/036. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London. 94 pp. Biodiversity of Mt Mabu, Mozambique, page 3 LIST OF CONTENTS List of Contents .......................................................................................................................... 3 List of Tables .............................................................................................................................