Species of butterfly
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Acraea safie is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae. It is found in Ethiopia.
Description.
"A. safie" Fldr. (57 b) is a small, very distinct species. Both wings densely scaled, black-brown above; the forewing with three white subapical spots in 4-6 and a yellow spot in 1 b and in 2, the hindwing with a narrow yellow median band, more or less broken up into spots; on the under surface the fore wing is black with sulphur-yellow marginal band striped with black and light discal spots as above; the ground-colour of the hindwing beneath is a lighter or darker yellowish, with or without indication of a median band; black basal dots reduced; marginal streaks fine, occasionally at the proximal end with punctiform thickening. Abyssinia.- f. "antinorii" Oberth. only differs in having the median band on the upperside of the hindwing absent or incomplete. Abyssinia. 
Taxonomy.
It is a member of the "Acraea jodutta" species group - but see also Pierre &amp; Bernaud, 2014 
References.
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