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Catuna crithea
Infuriating butterfly to photograph. Flew low to the ground, stopped only for a second before flying off again, just a meter or 2 at a time. Always going from here to there in the same area. Hahah, Adrian Hoskins in Butterflies of Africa calls this butterfly, INFURIATING Pathfinder!! http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/Afr...
Afrotropical ecozone. This butterfly was seen in low grass and small leafy plants in a wider part of the path, deep in tropical forest in central Uganda..
Photo 3 shows the habitat. This is a rainforest species, and tends to be most abundant along paths and tracks where dappled sunlight filters through the tree foliage to reach the forest floor.
thank you Daniele... I waited there a long time and had to throw a lot of tries away! Don't think my guide understood my need to get a photo...!
hahaha bayucca... check out this link!!
http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/Afr...
That is so funny Pam...I can relate to that... the worse part is that I have to re-focus and by then they moved... and when and if I get a Picture I go look at them and the only picture I got..... was completely blurrrrrr : (