Aug 5
Blue Peacock (Papilio acturus), family Papilionidae, Sikkim, India
Yes, it's mostly green, but that's what its called.
photograph by Srijana Sharma
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Blue Peacock (Papilio acturus), family Papilionidae, Sikkim, India
Yes, it's mostly green, but that's what its called.
photograph by Srijana Sharma
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He was so beautiful so I had to take a ton of photos! a flying emerald π
(M) Alpine Black Swallowtail (Papilio maackii)
Sorry, another one, but look at him! This is the emergence. I think it is a he. He is still drying in the enclosure, I didn't want to let him out only to be eaten by a bird lol How long does it take for them to be ready to go? Weather is very nice today. I loved watching this!
PS - I think it is actually a Pipevine Swallowtail, going by this photo (i got my tattoo all wrong lol):
Swallowtail butterfly By: Unknown photographer From: The Grolier Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals 1994
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Papilio asterias. Handbook of zoology. 1880.
Internet Archive
a small fortune
of teasel
and butterflies
A slightly miscoloured giant leopard moth showing the blueish tint more than usual!