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Charaxes hadrianus, the Hadrian's white charaxes, is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae.This is a very rare charaxes, especially in West Africa. Individuals come to fruit-baited traps.[3] Schultze states that freshly captured males emit a smell of violets.[4]
Charaxes hadrianus is the sole member of the Charaxes hadrianus group. The type locality is Cameroun.
This species can be found in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, south-western Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, the Republic of the Congo, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and western Uganda.[2][5][6] The habitat consists of wet primary forests.
Charaxes hadrianus has a wingspan reaching about 90 millimetres (3.5 in). The upperside of the forewings is white, with a brown basal area and a black apical part showing several white spots. The underside of the forewings is grey, with a large black eyespot. The upperside of the hindwings is white, with black outer margins. The underside of the hindwings is crossed vertically midway by a red band, with a row of small black spot on the outer margin.[7]
Hadrianus Group. This group is only represented by a single species of characteristic appearance. Hindwing above and both wings beneath with white ground-colour. The black transverse streaks in the basal part of the under surface are very fine and in part indistinct or entirely suppressed; in cellule lb of the forewing near the hinder angle a large, deep black spot. The tails of the hindwing are obtuse, the one at vein 2 about 2 mm., that at vein 4 nearly 5 mm. in length. Sexes alike in colour and markings. Ch. hadrianus Ward Forewing at the base red-brown nearly to vein 3, then black with a white median band, at the hindmargin about 15 mm. in breadth, but rapidly narrowing anteriorly and terminating at vein 5, with two small white discal spots in cellules 5 and 6, white submarginal spots in 2-6 and a white marginal spot in lb. Hindwing above narrowly red-brown at the base, with black submarginal and marginal streaks at the distal margin. Beneath the hindwing has in the middle a thick black transverse line, distally accompanied by a deeply dentate red-brown transverse band; this transverse band shows through above. A beautiful but rare species, occurring from the Niger to the Congo.[8]
The larvae feed on Ourateaspecies (Ouratea reticulata)[2] and Ochna species.
This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain. Charaxes hadrianus, the Hadrian's white charaxes, is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae.This is a very rare charaxes, especially in West Africa. Individuals come to fruit-baited traps. Schultze states that freshly captured males emit a smell of violets.
Charaxes hadrianus est papilio familiae Nymphalidarum. In Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Litore Eburneo, Gana meridioccidentali, Nigeria, Cameronia, Gabonia, Republica Congensi, Republica Africae Mediae, Republica Democratica Congensi, et Uganda occidentali endemicus est.[2] Habitatio in silvis umidis primariis consistit. Larvae Ouratea reticulata et speciebus Ochnae vescuntur.
Ex Hadriano imperatore Romano appellatur.
Charaxes hadrianus est solus socius gregis Charaxis hadriani.
Vide "Charaxen hadrianum" apud Vicispecies. Charaxes hadrianus est papilio familiae Nymphalidarum. In Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Litore Eburneo, Gana meridioccidentali, Nigeria, Cameronia, Gabonia, Republica Congensi, Republica Africae Mediae, Republica Democratica Congensi, et Uganda occidentali endemicus est. Habitatio in silvis umidis primariis consistit. Larvae Ouratea reticulata et speciebus Ochnae vescuntur.
Ex Hadriano imperatore Romano appellatur.
Charaxes hadrianus is een vlinder uit de familie van de Nymphalidae.[1] De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1871 door Christopher Ward.
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