Species description

Adult morphology	Wingspan	in mm.
Literature references	References to the pages on which the species is treated in the works of Larsen (2005)[2] and Ackery et al. (1995)[3] respectively.
Recognizability	Recognizability	Unmistakable; Easy; Easily confused; Genitalia need to be investigated.
Variation	Variation	Little; Moderate; Large.
Habitat	Habitat associations (preference for certain vegetation types) as adopted from Larsen (unpubl.).	UBQ: Can be found in nearly all types of habitats. ALF: Generally found in all types of forest. WEF: Centered on the evergreen forest types (including upland evergreen in Ghana and Nimba). MEF: Centered on the moist semi-deciduous forest types. DRF: Centered on the drier forests, including riverine and forest/savannah transition. MNT: Limited to submontane vegetation. GUI: Centered on the Guinea Savannah, extending into farmbush in the forest zone. SUD: Centered on the Sudan Savannah and the Sahel, extending south as vagrants/migrants. SPE: Specialized habitats.
Distribution	Geographical distribution of the species (after Larsen, unpubl.).	ENW: Endemic to most of Africa west of the Dahomey Gap (Liberia and Ghana subregions). ENL: Endemic to the Liberia subregion only. ENG: Endemic to the Ghana subregion only. ENV: Endemic to the Volta Region (the Ghana/Togo Mountains). ENN: Endemic to the Nigeria (including Korup area). ENM: Endemic to Nigeria/Cameroun Mountains. AFR: Found practically throughout Africa in suitable habitats as indicated. WWN: Found in both the Liberia and Ghana subregions and extending only to the Niger River or western Cameroun. WWC: Found in both the Liberia and Ghana subregions and extending only to Cameroun, Congo, Gabon, CAR. WWQ: Found in both the Liberia and Ghana subregions and extending to most of the equatorial forest zone. WWT: Found in both the Liberia and Ghana subregions and extending to the coastal forests of East Africa. WWE: Found in both the Liberia and Ghana subregions and extending to East Africa north of the Equator or just south thereof (mainly savannah species). GHN: Found only in the Ghana subregion and extending to the Niger River or western Cameroun. GHC: Found only in the Ghana subregion and extending to Cameroun, Congo, Gabon, CAR. GHQ: Found only in the Ghana subregion and extending much of the equatorial forest zone. GHT: Found only in the Ghana subregion and extending to the coastal forests of East Africa. GHE: Found from Ghana to savannah habitats is Ethiopa/Yemen and sometimes further south. VON: Found only from the Volta/Togo Region and extending to the Niger River or western Cameroun. VOC: Found only from the Volta/Togo Region and extending to Cameroun, Congo, Gabon, CAR. VOQ: Found only from the Volta/Togo Region and extending to much of the equatorial forest zone. NIC: Found only in Nigeria and extending to Cameroun, Congo, Gabon, CAR. NIQ: Found only in Nigeria and extending to most of the equatorial forest zone. NIT: Found only in the Ghana subregion and extending to the coastal forests of East Africa. NIE: Found only in Nigeria and extending to East Africa (chiefly savannah distributions).