The life cycle of butterflies
Bi Feng Butterfly
The Bi Feng butterfly is an animal belonging to the family Papilionidae in the order Lepidoptera. The wings are triangular, the outer edge of the hind wings is wavy, and the body wings are black; The upper half of the forewings is pale in color, with scattered golden yellow, golden blue, or golden green scales between the wing veins,; There are 6 pink or blue bird shaped spots on the outer edge of the hind wing, and a semi-circular pink spot on the buttock corner; A large blue area is formed in the mid wing region, especially near the leading edge, with a pale color on the reverse side and very distinct markings; The middle chambers of the front and rear wings are closed, and the tail process is also covered with blue and green shiny scales, but only black scales are present at the edges to form a black frame; The color and markings of male and female butterflies are almost the same, and the orange red crescent pattern on the outer edge of the hind wings of female butterflies is slightly more developed than that of male butterflies.
Euploea eunice
The black purple spot butterfly (scientific name: Euploea eunice) is a genus in the subfamily Satyrinae of the family Nymphalidae. Mainly distributed in Southeast Asia, including Hainan, Guangdong, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Malaysia within China. Spread your wings about 70 to 90 millimeters. Similar in appearance to the Jealous Purple Spot Butterfly, except for one or two large white spots in the center of the back of the forewings. The posterior edge of the male butterfly's forewings protrudes in an arc shape, and there is a gray brown spot near the middle chamber on the back of the hind wing; The posterior edge of the female butterfly's forewings is in a straight line. The larvae of the black spotted butterfly feed on fig trees, white fleshed fig trees, pearl lotus trees, rough leaved fig trees, etc.
Melanitis phedima
The forest night eyed butterfly, also known as the black tree shade butterfly, belongs to the order Lepidoptera, family Nymphalidae, and genus Nymphalidae. It is mainly distributed in Guizhou, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Chongqing, Sichuan, Xizang, Taiwan and other places. Its characteristics are brown, dark brown, or yellow brown on the back and abdomen of the body, and the shape of the forewings is similar to a right angled triangle, while the hindwings are nearly oval shaped. In Taiwan, adult butterflies can be seen year-round and belong to multiple generations. Its main activity time is when the sky is close to dusk, hence it is named "Twilight Eye Butterfly". The larvae of the night eyed butterfly are hosted by the brown leaved dogweed of the Poaceae family.
vanessa indica
Vanessa indica (Herbst, 1794), a large red butterfly, has black brown wings with wavy outer edges. The M1 veins of the forewings extend outward in a angular shape, with several white dots at the tips of the wings, four white spots arranged diagonally at the subtidal angles, and a wide red irregular oblique band in the center. Most of Asia and Europe, northwest Africa.
Graphium doson
The Mulan Green Butterfly is an insect in the family Papilionidae, also known as the Green Spotted Butterfly, Multi Spotted Green Butterfly, or Emperor Butterfly. Adult insects have gray black heads and chests; The ventral surface and ventral side are light yellow green in color; Wings black; There are 7 crescent shaped or irregular light green spots arranged in a row on the leading edge of the forewings, with 8 oval or nearly square light green spots arranged in a row in the center, and 8 nearly square light green spots arranged in a row on the trailing edge; There are three yellow white patches of varying sizes on the anterior edge of the hind wing, with two light green and one yellow white patches in the center, five light green spots arranged in a row on the posterior edge, and one large oval yellow white patch and one yellow white spot on the outer edge.
Anthocharis scolymus
The yellow tipped butterfly, scientific name Anthocharis scolymus Butler, belongs to the family Papilionidae in the order Lepidoptera. It is a butterfly with pointed forewings and three black spots arranged in a triangle shape. It is widely distributed in various regions.
Golden Phoenix Butterfly
The golden phoenix butterfly is an animal belonging to the family Papilionidae in the order Lepidoptera. The golden butterfly is a medium-sized butterfly with a wingspan of 70-84 millimeters. The underside of the wings is black brown with black veins, and the wing chambers have yellow spots; The base of the dorsal surface of the forewings is dark yellow, with a black sub outer edge and a row of small yellow spots inside; The posterior wing has a black broad border in the sub outer edge area, gray blue stripes on the inner side, yellow stripes on the outer side, and an orange red circular spot in the buttock area. The posterior wing has a pair of slender caudal processes. The golden phoenix butterfly is also known as the yellow phoenix butterfly, fennel phoenix butterfly, or carrot phoenix butterfly.
Idea leuconoe
Idea leuconoe is a species of insect in the family Nymphalidae, belonging to the order Entomophthorales. It is also known as the Great White Spot Butterfly. Mainly distributed in Taiwan, Diaoyu Islands, Malay Peninsula, Indonesia, Japan and other places in China.
Green Phoenix Butterfly
The Green Butterfly, scientific name Graphium sarpedon, is a species of butterfly in the family Papilionidae, also known as the Camphor Green Butterfly, Green Banded Camphor Butterfly, Blue Banded Green Butterfly, or Blue Banded Yellow Butterfly. It can be classified into spring and summer types, with the spring type being slightly smaller and the wing surface having slightly wider blue-green stripes. More than one year and overlapping generations, overwintering as pupae. Adults appear from March to October and are visible throughout the year in tropical regions. The green swallowtail butterfly has strong flying ability and likes to visit flowers and suck honey. It often moves in damp and open areas at low altitudes, and is also common in gardens, streets, and forest spaces. Mainly distributed in Asia and Oceania. The hosts are mostly plants of the Lauraceae family.
kaniska canace
The Liuli Nymphalidae is an arthropod belonging to the family Nymphalidae in the order Lepidoptera, also known as the Blue banded Nymphalidae. The outer edge of the adult's forewings protrudes from the apex to the M1 vein end, and from the Cu2 vein end to the posterior horn, forming a wavy circular arc shape; The front of the wings is black brown, with one white spot at the sub tip; There is a gray blue broad band running through the outer middle area of the two wings, which forms a "Y" shape on the front wing and a black dot on the gray blue broad band on the back wing. The M3 vein on the outer edge of the hind wing protrudes in a toothed shape. The base half of the dorsal wing is black brown, the end half is brown, and there is one brown white spot in the middle compartment of the hind wing.
Neptis hylas
The Central Sailer (scientific name: Neptis hylas, English common name: Common Sailer, alias: Ryukyu Three line Butterfly, Thin winged Grass Butterfly, Wood Three line Butterfly, Autumn Butterfly) is also known as the Bean Ring Butterfly in Taiwan. It belongs to the Nymphalidae family and is a species of the Ring Butterfly genus. Widely distributed in the Eastern Ocean, including India to Japan and Southeast Asia. The mode of origin is Guangdong, China. Adults are visible throughout the year and love to visit flowers, absorb decay, and water; The host of larvae is mainly leguminous plants.
Ideopsis similis
The wingspan of the proposed spotted butterfly ranges from 75.0 to 85.0 mm. There are white spots on the head and chest. The front and rear wings are black brown with translucent light blue spots. The forewings have 5 longitudinal bands extending outward from the base of the wing, and 10 spots on the outer side of the longitudinal bands. There are three small longitudinal bands in the interior of the hind wing, surrounded by six spots or longitudinal bands. There are horizontal spots on the sub terminal and terminal parts of the front and rear wings.
Athyma selenophora
The Athyma selenophora (Latin name: Athyma selenophora) is a species of butterfly in the family Nymphalidae, distributed in Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, and Fujian. Belonging to a multi generational butterfly species. Adult butterflies have a habit of visiting flowers, and in the early stages of larvae, they have a habit of wrapping silk around feces particles to make rod-shaped "feces towers" to hide.
Pale white spotted bean pink butterfly
Colias erate is a butterfly belonging to the family Colubridae and the genus Colubridae. The male butterfly has yellow wings, with wide black stripes on the outer edge of the forewings and black stripes on the outer edge of the hindwings that are often connected in a row. There are two types of female butterflies: type one has a pale yellow green or light white wing surface (with the same markings as male butterflies); The other type has a yellow wing surface, identical to that of male butterflies. The color on the underside of the wings is relatively light, with one column of dark spots at the sub end.
Pale yellow green spotted bean pink butterfly
Colias erate is a butterfly belonging to the family Colubridae and the genus Colubridae. The male butterfly has yellow wings, with wide black stripes on the outer edge of the forewings and black stripes on the outer edge of the hindwings that are often connected in a row. There are two types of female butterflies: type one has a pale yellow green or light white wing surface (with the same markings as male butterflies); The other type has a yellow wing surface, identical to that of male butterflies. The color on the underside of the wings is relatively light, with one column of dark spots at the sub end.
Nymphalidae butterfly
The Nymphalidae butterfly is a species of insect in the Nymphalidae family. The wing surface has orange and black checkered patterns, and both the wing surface and the wing base have a row of black dots below the edges and a black centerline spanning the wings. There is a light orange spot with a black edge on the underside of the wing surface. The underside of the wing base is mottled with brown and gray, accompanied by a pale band.
Green belt emerald butterfly specimen
Papilio maackii, also known as the deep mountain butterfly, is a species of the genus Papilio in the family Papilionidae. It is distributed in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Chinese Mainland and other places. The wings are black and covered in golden green scales. The forelimb has yellow green horizontal stripes. There are six slightly crescent shaped red spots on the outer edge of the hind wing, and circular red spots on the buttock angle; There is a clear blue-green horizontal stripe on the outer edge of the near Asia region. There is also a blue-green line in the tail protrusion. The color tone on the reverse side of the wings is relatively light, and the red spots on the outer edge of the hind wings are particularly clear and obvious, with the blue-green horizontal band disappearing. It is one of the butterfly species widely collected by butterfly collectors, and butterfly traders call it the "Queen Butterfly".
The specimen of the sharp eyed butterfly
The name of the butterfly is Lepidoptera, belonging to the family Nymphalidae. It is distributed in Hunan (southern Hunan), Henan, provinces and regions south of the Yangtze River, Taiwan, Yunnan, Xizang; Southeast Asia region. Host plants in the Poaceae family, etc.
Dark veined cabbage butterfly specimen
The Dark veined Cabbage Butterfly, also known as the Mountain Green veined Butterfly, is a species of butterfly in the family Papilionidae. The veins on the wings are particularly prominent, especially in the upper wing section. The basic color of females ranges from yellow to grayish brown. In some cases, males are almost indistinguishable because sexual dimorphism is almost non-existent. In some cases, the entire outer edge of the forewings has a black gray band. The ends of the veins on the hind wings may enlarge to form dark triangles. Summer generations have lighter colors than spring generations, and overall, the forewings are lighter than the hindwings, and the veins are not as distinct. The wingspan is approximately 4 to 4.4 centimeters.
Cabbage Butterfly Specimen
The cabbage butterfly is an insect belonging to the family Papilionidae in the order Lepidoptera. The body of the butterfly is gray black, and its wings are pink white; The base of the female butterfly's forewings is mostly gray black, with a triangular black spot at the apex; The black spots on the base of the male butterfly's forewings and the triangular black spots on the apex are relatively small. The Chinese cabbage butterfly is distributed throughout China, from northern America to eastern India. It inhabits farmland, especially vegetable fields, wastelands, and urban park green areas. Enjoying visiting flowers to absorb nectar, they also absorb water on the ground and fly slowly. They often inhabit the opposite side of the leaves of clustered plants. They mainly feed on cruciferous vegetables and are still oligotrophic pests. The oviposition ability of females varies from generation to generation, ranging from 20 to 500 eggs.
Tiger spotted butterfly specimen
The tiger spotted butterfly (scientific name: Danaus genutia, English common name: Common Tiger, Indian Monarch, Orange Tiger, alias: Black veined birch spotted butterfly, pseudo sandalwood butterfly, black striped birch spotted butterfly, tiger striped blue spotted butterfly, etc.) is a butterfly belonging to the Nymphalidae family, a species of the butterfly genus, and has evolved into 15 subspecies. Widely distributed in the Eastern Ocean and the New Territories of Australia. The mode of origin is Guangdong, China.
Jade Belt Butterfly Specimen
Jade banded swallowtail butterfly is an insect belonging to the family Papilionidae in the order Lepidoptera, also known as white banded swallowtail butterfly, black swallowtail butterfly, striped swallowtail butterfly, and Liangshanbo swallowtail butterfly. There are seven large yellow white spots arranged in bands on the outer edge of the male butterfly's forewings and in the center of its hindwings. Mature larvae are dark green in color, with a yellow brown head and a black linear stripe with teeth on the anterior edge of the thorax. There are black eye spots on both sides, and wide diagonal stripes on both sides of the abdomen.
Musk Phoenix Butterfly Specimen
The musktail butterfly is an insect of the genus Musktail butterfly in the order Lepidoptera, family Nymphalidae. Narrow wings and elongated tail processes. Body black; There are red hairs on the sides of the chest and abdomen, as well as on the head and neck; The wings are black or brown, with brown longitudinal stripes between the wing veins, and four brown longitudinal stripes in the middle chamber of the forewings; There are 5 positive and 7 slightly crescent shaped erythema on the posterior edge of the hind wing. Named after its faint musky scent.
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