Preparing and entering new species

Several of us here ar DG have been volunteering at the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens for the "Butterflies in the Garden" exhibit. Within the exhibit there are many exotic species from around the globe. I have spent the better part of March sorting and compiling information on each butterfly before beginning.

Here is the first snag I have encountered:
The butterfly is Pearl Charaxes, and this is the family tree..
Classification / Taxonomy / Family tree

* Kingdom: ANIMALIA
* Phylum: ARTHROPODA
* Class: INSECTA
* Order: LEPIDOPTERA
* Suborder: DITRYSIA
* Superfamily: PAPILIONOIDAE
* Family: NYMPHALIDAE
* Subfamilie: CHARAXINAE
* Tribe: CHARAXINI
* Genus: CHARAXES
* Specific name: VARANES

I entered the information in the boxes provided and got this message

The Pearl Charaxes (Charaxes varanes) is a butterfly of the Afrotropic ecozone (Africa). The distribution enfolded Namibia Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa Republic.

I will skip this one for now and move on to the next until y'all get back to me.

Thanks!

Debnes

I think it didn't work because of the spelling for Lepidoptera. I added it for you:

http://davesgarden.com/guides/bf/go/5056/

Thanks Clay :-)

I entered about a dozen butterflies so far, and have much more to go... However I am taking a break for the day to go back to the exhibit and meet my family to give them the nickel tour.

Will resume asap...

Debnes