Acraea grosvenori
Introduction '''''Acraea grosvenori''''' is a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae. It is found in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and western Uganda.
Description ''A. grosvenori'' Eltr. (60 b) approximates to the preceding species  ''parrhasia''  in size and shape. Forewing above entirely blackish and only in the cell and in place of the spots slightly transparent; hindwing above at the base to veins 2 and 7 black, then brick-red with very narrow dark marginal line and very fine streaks on the interneural folds, beneath uniform orange-yellow with a few small black dots at the base and long streaks at the distal margin on the folds, but the veins scarcely edged with black. Eastern Congo region.
Taxonomy It is a member of the ''Acraea circeis'' species group - but see also Pierre & Bernaud, 2014
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