Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Dark opal

by FanieWestern Cape, South Africa

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Common Opal

by JeffCrocombeCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

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Burnished Opal

by JeffCrocombeLangeberg Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

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Feltham's opal

by rautenbachfCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Endemic to South Africa. Larvae associated with Crematogaster peringueyi ants. ...

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Sand-dune opal

by rautenbachfWestern Cape, South Africa

Sand dunes and rocky hillsides. Fynbos and succulent karoo.

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Jitterbug opal

by FanieCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Very active little butterfly, from there the common name. Always on or near its ...

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Common opal

by rautenbachfSwartland Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

Copper wings with blue bases and opalescent sheen. Six subspecies all endemic ...

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Donkey opal

by rautenbachfCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Endemic to South Africa. Always on or near food plant, Chrysanthemoides incana. ...

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Burnished opal

by rautenbachfSwartland Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

Black spots on upper side vary from colony to colony. Underside color vary from ...

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Water opal

by rautenbachfDrakenstein Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

Deep copper-orange. Heavily marked underside. Can occur in large numbers in ...

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Plutus Opal

by JeffCrocombeLangeberg Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

Plutus Opal (Chrysoritis plutus) is a ...

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Uranus opal

by FanieBreede River DC, Western Cape, South Africa

Male. Small (24-30mm) and fast flying. Silvery blue covers large part of the ...

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Irene’s Opal

by JeffCrocombeDrakenstein Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

This is a male - females have a greatly reduced area of bluish-white on the ...

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Water Opal

by Neilen JoyceKnysna Local Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa

Wingspan male: 21-29 mm Female: 25-31 mm. Deep copper-orange. underside heavily ...