TL: New Guinea, Arfak Mountains
Males forewings have a reduced white area which does not extend beyond the end of the cell and sometimes scarcely above vein 3. The hindwings have a black border between the costa and vein 3 with bluish-grey proximal scaling, especially posteriorly.
Females have much broader black areas, the forewings with a small and somewhat ovate creamy-white patch not reaching the base. There are two white subapical dots. The hindwing border is well defined from the costa to vein 3, and below this vein the border is grey and wider.
Females have much broader black areas, the forewings with a small and somewhat ovate creamy-white patch not reaching the base. There are two white subapical dots. The hindwing border is well defined from the costa to vein 3, and below this vein the border is grey and wider.
42-45 mm
Regional distr. - legend
- Delias bothwelli is a member of the clade Delias kummeri:
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Species Author Delias alepa Jordan, 1912 Delias bothwelli Kenrick, 1909 Delias dixeyi Kenrick, 1909 Delias fojaensis van Mastrigt, 2006 Delias isocharis Rothschild & Jordan, 1907 Delias kummeri Ribbe, 1900 Delias ligata Jordan, 1904 Delias messalina Arora, 1983 Delias strix Yagishita, 1993
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 | Extinct |
 | Extinct in the wild |
 | Critically endangered |
 | Endangered |
 | Vulnerable |
 | Near Threatened |
 | Least Concern |
 | Lower Risk |
 | Legally protected |
 | CITES |