Image of Acraea violae Fabricius 1775
Description:
These were tiny but extremely fast butterflies. They are orange and have black spots on them. The back of their wings were a brownish color which helped them camouflage with dry leaves making it harder to spot them. They were usually around colorful leaves. It has a small head that is hard to see and has a unique black pattern on its wings.
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