Orbamia obliqua Hausmann & Tujuba sp. nov. Figures 7, 25, 43, 61

Examined material.

Holotype: ♂, North-western Zambia, Hillwood farm, 11°16.01'S, 24°18.99'E, 17.ix.2009, 1420 m, UV, J. Lenz legit, coll. ZSM (G 20905).

Paratype: 1♂, Tanzania, Morogoro province, Nguru mounts, IV.2004 (ex coll. Philippe Darge, coll. ZSM, G 20906).

Etymology.

The name refers to the oblique position of the transverse lines of the forewing (Lat. obliquus, -a, -um = oblique).

Differential features

(COI sequences, photographs of adults and their genitalia see https://dx.doi.org/10.5883/DS-ORBAMIA): Adult: Forewing length: 11-12 mm. Upperside of wings: Ground colour pale grey with brown pattern, transverse lines oblique. Underside: Ground colour beige with slight yellowish tinge, and with strong dark suffusion, terminal area with pattern reduced to a dark apical spot and a dark shadow on the hindwing apex. Male genitalia: Uncus short, stout, hook-shaped, saccus projection shallow, valva straight, narrow at tip, dorsal process with a stout hook at tip, cornutus of medium length (1.9 mm). Female genitalia unknown.