HENIOCHA OF THE WORLD
Heniocha marnois moth courtesy of Jacolene van der Vyver.
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Updated as per Pinhey's Emperor Moths of South and South-Central Africa, 1972, January 19, 2006 Updated as per Bouyer's Catalogue of African Saturniidae, 1999, January 19, 2006 Updated as per Cooper's The Emperor Moths of KwaZulu-Natal, 2002, January 19, 2006 Updated as per personal correspondence with Thierry Bouyer, May 2006 Updated as per personal correspondence with Rolf Oberprieler, 2004-2005 Updated as per Lambillionea (vingerhoedti and marnois) No 2, June 30, 1992 Updated as per BOLD Systems, February 2008 Updated as per personal communication with Cyril Di Gennaro (Heniocha digennaroi, Ethiopia), November 2008 Updated as per Wiki Species, December 27, 2013 |
Heniocha dyops larva, courtesy of Rolf Oberpreiler.
P indicates an image is available.
P apollonia (Cramer, 1779)
South Africa,
Zimbabwe,
Malawi
P apollonia lindti
Namibia
P digenarroi Bouyer, 2008
Ethiopia
P distincta Bryk, 1939
Namibia
P dyops (Maassen & Weymer, 1872)
Namibia,
South Africa,
Zambia,
Angola,
Zimbabwe,
Botswana,
Tanzania,
Kenya,
Uganda,
Malawi
Heniocha bioculata (Aurivillius, 1879), is a synonym of H. dyops.
P flavida (Butler, 1877)
South Africa,
Namibia,
Zimbabwe,
(Malawi BOLD)
P hassoni Bouyer, 2008
Angola: Cuanza Sul, Cassoco; March
P marnois (Rogenhofer, 1891)
South Africa,
Namibia,
Zimbabwe,
Democratic Republic of the Congo = (Zaire),
Zambia,
Tanzania,
Malawi
P pudorosa Darge, 2005
Tanzania: Mbeya Province, Usangu Flats, savanna, 1139 m. now synonymized with vingerhoedti by Bouyer
P vingerhoedti Bouyer, 1992
Tanzania,
Rwanda;
possibly
Kenya TB; possibly
NamibiaCentral African Republic RO; possibly as far south as
Malawi TB
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