Common Bush Brown butterfly
Afrikaans name: Swart-bosbruintjie
isiZulu name: Unsand'Onwele Zimnyama Wehlati
isiXhosa name: Umdak' oMnyama weHlathi
Common Bush Brown
Photo © Steven Herbert
Bicyclus safitza
The Common Bush Brown butterfly is also known as the Common Savanna Bush Brown as well as Black-haired Bush Brown.
It is a medium sized butterfly which has a wing-span of around 4.5 cm. Females are slightly larger than males.
The Common Bush Brown can be found at all times of the year. As its name suggests it is very common.
They occur in a broad band along the eastern regions of South Africa.
The caterpillars colouration reminds me of a humbug. It has longitudinal stripes of varying shades of brown.
Photo © Steven Herbert
They are normally found along forest edges and flat-lands.
References and further reading
Ivor Migdoll s Field Guide to the Butterflies of Southern Africa - Author: Ivor Migdoll - Published: 1987 - Page: 147Self-guided Trails in Durban - Author: Durban Corporation - Published: 0 - Page: 122
What s That Butterfly - Author: Steve Woodhall - Published: 2008 - Page: 416
What s That Butterfly - Author: Steve Woodhall - Published: 2008 - Page: 1072
Gardening for Butterflies - Author: Steve Woodhall & Lindsay Gray - Published: 2015 - Page: 32
Field Guide to Butterflies of South Africa - 2nd edition - Author: Steve Woodhall - Published: 2020 - Page: 48
Field Guide to Insects of South Africa - Author: Mike Picker, Charles Griffiths and Alan Weaving - Published: 0 - Page: 374
Familiar South African Butterflies - Author: Clive Quickelberge - Published: 1986 - Page: 19
Field Guide to Butterflies of South Africa - 1st edition - Author: Steve Woodhall - Published: 2005 - Page: 42
Butterflies of the Kruger National Park - Author: Johan Kloppers and the late Dr. G. Van Son - Published: 1978 - Page: 59
Butterflies of Southern Africa - A field guide - Author: Mark Williams - Published: 1994 - Page: 131
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