circe, dark blue tiger, common mime

The Circe butterfly (Zographetus dzongensisi) is a striking species found primarily in Southeast Asia, particularly in regions such as Thailand and Myanmar. This butterfly is known for its rich, dark brown wings adorned with white and orange markings, which give it a distinctive, eye-catching appearance. The Circe butterfly's wings have a subtle, iridescent sheen that can make it seem to change color depending on the light.They are typically found in forested areas, where they feed on the nectar of various flowering plants. Like many other butterflies, it plays an important role in pollination. The species is believed to have been named after the Greek goddess Circe due to its elusive, mysterious, and somewhat enchanting nature. In Greek mythology, Circe was known for her magical abilities, including the power to transform people and creatures into different forms. The butterfly's name likely reflects the enchanting beauty and elusive qualities of the species, which can be difficult to spot due to its camouflage and subtle, iridescent appearance. The name may also evoke a sense of transformation, as butterflies undergo a remarkable metamorphosis from caterpillar to adult, much like the mythical transformations associated with the goddess Circe.

Tirumala septentrionis, commonly known as the Blue Tiger butterfly, is a beautiful species found in parts of South and Southeast Asia, including India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asian countries. This butterfly is characterized by its striking blue and black wings, adorned with distinctive white spots. The forewings are dark with a bluish tint, while the hindwings are lighter, creating a contrast that makes it easily recognizable. Blue Tigers are typically found in forests, open woodlands, and gardens, where they feed on nectar from a variety of flowers. Their calm and slow flight pattern adds to their allure, making them a favorite among butterfly watchers.

Papilio clytia, commonly known as the Common Mime, is a butterfly species in the Papilionidae family, found in parts of South Asia, including India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. This butterfly has a distinctive black and white pattern that mimics other species, such as the Papilio demoleus (Lime Butterfly). The forewings are black with white spots, while the hindwings are black with a pale blue or greenish tint and tail-like extensions. The larvae feed on plants from the Rutaceae family, particularly citrus species. The Common Mime is often found in forests and gardens, where it flutters gracefully and is admired for its striking appearance.

DIMENSIONS

frame size - 5x7

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

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