White orange tip butterfly (Ixias marianne) complete detail. Description of White orange tip butterfly - Ixias marianne. Classification of White orange tip butterfly (Ixias marianne). Habit and habitat of White orange tip butterfly (Ixias marianne). They prefer scrub-lands, dry deciduous forests, and open plains. They also found in savannahs, woodlands, open areas, beach … [Read more...]
Blue pansy (Junonia orithya) complete detail – updated
Blue pansy (Junonia orithya) complete detail - updated. Description of Blue pansy (Junonia orithya). Classification of Blue pansy (Junonia orithya). Habit and habitat of Blue pansy (Junonia orithya). They prefer open habitats, like grasslands, wastelands, woodlands, open forest areas and farmlands. The color of body is dark bright black or brown. The head is bifurcated and … [Read more...]
Blue tiger butterfly (Tirumala limniace) complete detail
Blue tiger butterfly (Tirumala limniace) complete detail. Description of Blue tiger butterfly (Tirumala limniace). Classification of Blue tiger butterfly (Tirumala limniace). Habit and habitat of Blue tiger butterfly. They prefer scrub forest, dry deciduous woodlands, and humid sub-tropical forests habitat. They also found in gardens and parks at altitudes between sea level and … [Read more...]
Description of Danaid Eggfly – Hypolimnas misippus
Danaid Eggfly (Hypolimnas misippus) complete detail. Description of Danaid Eggfly - Hypolimnas misippus. Classification of Danaid Eggfly. Distribution of Danaid Eggfly (Hypolimnas misippus). Habit and habitat of Danaid Eggfly. Danaid Eggflies prefer wetlands, woodlands and open areas. They also found in desert, savannah, acacia scrub, well vegetated beaches, tropical … [Read more...]
Description of Common Leopard butterfly – Phalanta phalantha
Common Leopard butterfly (Phalanta phalantha) complete detail. Description of Common Leopard butterfly - Phalanta phalantha. Classification of Common Leopard butterfly. Habit and habitat of Common Leopard butterfly. They are usually seen alone or in small groups. Males sometimes imbibe moisture from damp sand along riverbanks, but are more strongly attracted to patches of … [Read more...]