| Delias fruhstorferi | Honrath, 1891 |
TL: Indonesia, Java
Males are brownish-black with costal border and distal area. The distal area is distant from the end of the cell and is angled in cellule 4 and also in 3. There are some indistinct submarginal spots.
The hindwings have black marginal vein-spots on veins 2-6, and slight black dusting between them. The forewings of the females have a white proximal half as in Delias momea, but the outer edge is more indented on veins 2 and 3. There is a white postcellular bar of three spots, as well as five small submarginal spots. The hindwings have a broad black marginal border which is not as sharply defined as in momea. There is also a grey-white marginal line produced in cellules 3-5, to form small triangular spots, and in cellule 6 to a streak. The base of the forewings and basal area of the hindwings is dusted with black.
The hindwings have black marginal vein-spots on veins 2-6, and slight black dusting between them. The forewings of the females have a white proximal half as in Delias momea, but the outer edge is more indented on veins 2 and 3. There is a white postcellular bar of three spots, as well as five small submarginal spots. The hindwings have a broad black marginal border which is not as sharply defined as in momea. There is also a grey-white marginal line produced in cellules 3-5, to form small triangular spots, and in cellule 6 to a streak. The base of the forewings and basal area of the hindwings is dusted with black.
Similar species
45 mm
- Delias fruhstorferi 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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