Butterflies

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Butterflies are one of the insects that belong to the order Lepidoptera. Butterflies are generally active during the day, have bright colors and patterns, when perched the butterfly straightens its wings, and undergoes complete metamorphosis. In addition, the butterfly is an insect that is harmless to humans.

Butterflies

The Ancyra Blue

The Apefly

The Anderson’s Grass Yellow

The Autumn Leaf

The Bamboo Treebrown

The Banana Skipper

The Banded Swallowtail

The Blue Brownie

The Blue Emperor

The Blue Glassy Tiger

The Blue Pansy

The Coconut Skipper

The Commander

The Common Baron

The Common Caerulean

The Common Evening Brown

The Common Faun

The Common Five-Ring

The Common Lascar

The Common Mormon

The Common Palm Dart

The Common Palmfly

The Common Sailor

The Common Snow Flat

The Common Three-Ring

The Common Tit

The Cruiser

The Cycad Blue

The Danaid Eggfly

The Dark Brand Bush Brown

The Fulvous Pied Flat

The Great Eggfly

The Great Helen

The Great Mormon

The Great Swift

The Grey Pansy

The Indian Cupid

The Lesser Dart

The Lesser Grass Blue

The Malay Lacewing

The Malay Viscount

The Malayan Eggfly

The Mottled Emigrant

The Nigger

The Palm Bob

The Palm King

The Peacock Pansy

The Plain Nawab

The Psyche

The Quaker