Wandering donkey acraea
Acraea neobule neobule
Fun Fact: Wandering Donkey Acraeas (Acraea neobule neobule) are slow, ground-hugging fliers that occur in open grassland and bushveld areas. They are seldom seen in large numbers, preferring to fly singly.
Introduction: Wandering Donkey Acraeas (Acraea neobule neobule) are slow, ground-hugging fliers that occur in open grassland and bushveld areas. They are seldom seen in large numbers, preferring to fly singly.
Distribution: Brandberg Mountai, Epupa Falls, Erongo Mountains. A common sight on Namibian koppies at midday. Not found in rainforests and prefers drier regions of the country.
Breeding: Granadilla is a host larvae plant.
Colouration: Distinctive small patch of orange on the apex of the forewing. Black dots on the hindwing.
On the wing: Throughout the year.
Wingspan: Male: 48 to 55 mm. Female: 50 to 55mm.
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