Colotis vesta
Colotis vesta (Anglice veined tip, veined orange, veined golden Arab) est papilio familiae Pieridarum, in Oecozona Afrotropica endemicus.

Latitudo alarum est 32–40 mm in maribus et 34–45 mm in feminis.

Larvae Maerua angolensi vescuntur. Adulti omnem per annum, praecipue extrema aestate et autumno, volare solent.

Subspecies 
Subspecies ordine alphabetico perscriptae:
 C. v. amelia (Lucas, 1852)
 C. v. argillaceus (Butler, 1877)
 C. v. catachrysops (Butler, 1878)
 C. v. hanningtoni (Butler, 1883)
 C. v. kagera Congdon, Kielland & Collins, 1998
 C. v. mutans (Butler, 1877)
 C. v. princeps Talbot, 1939
 C. v. rhodesinus (Butler, 1893)
 C. v. velleda (Lucas, 1852)
 C. v. vesta (Reiche, 1849)

Notae 

vesta
Pieridae
Vesta
Taxa Reiche
Taxa 1849