TL: New Guinea
Males are white, the forewings with a diffuse inner edge along the black marginal border, its edge but slightly produced at vein 4. There are two small white subapical spots. The hindwings have a narrow black marginal border becoming more narrow from vein 4 to the costa.
Females resemble Delias enniana, but the postcellular white bar is narrower, isolated and extending only to vein 5, and the white proximal area reaches vein 4. There are two yellowish subapical spots, which are usually indistinct. The hindwings are tinged creamy-white and there is a black marginal border.
Females resemble Delias enniana, but the postcellular white bar is narrower, isolated and extending only to vein 5, and the white proximal area reaches vein 4. There are two yellowish subapical spots, which are usually indistinct. The hindwings are tinged creamy-white and there is a black marginal border.
Similar species
48-56 mm
Regional distr. - legend
- Delias dice is a member of the clade Delias nysa:
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Species Author Delias akikoae Morita, 2001 Delias blanca C. & R. Felder, 1862 Delias dice Snellen van Vollenhoven, 1863 Delias dumasi Rothschild, 1925 Delias eschatia Joicey & Talbot, 1923 Delias fruhstorferi Honrath, 1891 Delias hempeli Dannatt, 1904 Delias lemoulti Talbot, 1931 Delias manuselensis Talbot, 1920 Delias maudei Joicey & Talbot, 1915 Delias momea Boisduval, 1836 Delias nysa (Fabricius, 1775) Delias pulla Talbot, 1937 Delias ribbei Röber, 1886 Delias vidua Joicey & Talbot, 1922
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 | Extinct |
 | Extinct in the wild |
 | Critically endangered |
 | Endangered |
 | Vulnerable |
 | Near Threatened |
 | Least Concern |
 | Lower Risk |
 | Legally protected |
 | CITES |