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Diet:Caterpillars and adults usually feed on citrus plants and other members of the Rutaceae family You probably already know that many animal species (including many butterfly species) use the color red to warn off predators. But you may not realize that the bold striping on the zebra longwing achieves the same purpose. This use of color to warn predators is known as aposematic coloring. 37. Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing To the uninitiated, the Appalachian tiger swallowtail may look a lot like the eastern tiger swallowtail and similar species. But there’s a relatively easy way to tell the species apart; this one is considerably larger. 51. Richmond Birdwing

Diet:Caterpillars mostly feed on Thottea and Aristolochia plants, while adults prefer to visit Mussaenda plants.This distinctive butterfly looks almost like a moth at first glance. It probably won’t surprise you to hear that it was named for the Greek god Apollo. The species is divided into over 20 subspecies across its considerable range. 47. Glasswing Butterfly The amber phantom is one of the strangest butterfly species out there. After all, you can see completely through its glasslike wings! But those wings are just slightly tinted with amber, giving them a subtle rosy hue. 12. Great Purple Emperor Whether you have a stab at neon nails yourself or want to take these designs to a nail technician, we’ve got you covered with 50 neon nail designs to choose from. Definitely read out nail shapes guide if you need extra help on which shapes work for you. Diet:Its caterpillars prefer to feed on ruellia and related plants, while the adults eat rotting fruit, nectar, and even dead animals and bat dung Many of the world’s most colorful butterflies are birdwing butterflies; they are named for their birdlike patterns of flight. This particular species is named for the city of Cairns in Australia. Cairns and Cooktown are the two major cities that can be found in this butterfly’s native range. 5. Periander Metalmark

Diet:Caterpillars and adults feed on a variety of plants, including cowslip, oxlip, primrose, and false oxlip. Diet:Caterpillars primarily feed on stinging nettles, while adults drink a variety of nectar types. Habitat:Various habitat types in the Palearctic region, Japan, Korea, Europe, the Far East of Russia, and Central Asia This beautiful birdwing butterfly is named after Alfred Russell Wallace, the naturalist who first described it in the 1800s. Wallace wrote that “the beauty and brilliancy of this insect are indescribable.” Like many birdwing butterflies, it is rare. However, its status has improved; its status was recently changed from “vulnerable” to “near threatened.” 30. Redspot Sawtooth The metallic cerulean is one of the smaller butterflies on the list. And while its color is softer than many, its soft metallic sheen has a quiet beauty that only increases as you take a closer look. While it’s mostly in the Indomalayan realm of the world, it can also be found in the Australasian realm. 41. Great Eggfly

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Wash your hands with soap and water to get rid of the petroleum jelly and remaining nail glue residue. Disney wanted an outside creative perspective on how to bring their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion to life and asked us to help them make a video. After our first meeting, we all knew that this needed to be much more than a video. This was a chance to do something huge and meaningful. And this was all before the pandemic and the George Floyd tragedy, so it's been a long time in the making. This beautiful butterfly has been used in research studies investigating how eye-like spots on butterflies and moths may help ward off predators. And despite its beauty, it’s not especially rare. In Europe, it can be found in gardens, parks, woods, and virtually any other habitat. 16. Adonis Blue Diet:Caterpillars mostly feed on plants in the Aristolochiaceae family, while adults drink the nectar of various species.

While the emerald swallowtail certainly appears green, that color isn’t due to pigmentation. Rather, it comes from something called “structural coloration.” Its wing scales contain a pattern of blue “bowls” with yellow centers. When the light refracts, it appears to be green. 9. Queen of Spain Fritillary

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Virtually every list of colorful butterflies includes some variant of the blue morpho. They are one of the most spectacularly colored butterfly species. You might be surprised to see that the undersides of their wings are a dull brown color with eye-like markings. There are several different species commonly called the “blue morpho,” but this is the largest of them. 4. Cairns Birdwing While the giant blue swallowtail isn’t the world’s largest butterfly, it’s certainly close. And like many species on the list, females are less bright than males. These butterflies have bright yellow abdomens that stand out against their cool-colored wings. 39. Chocolate Albatross Colorful feature:The name of this butterfly is fairly self explanatory. The top of the wings are a very soft whitish blue with a metallic sheen. The undersides are a brownish blue with wavy lines and a single eyelike spot. At first glance, this beautiful Asian species looks like a differently colored monarch butterfly. The two species are somewhat related, as they are both milkweed butterflies. But thanks to the chestnut tiger’s much different range, it feeds on a tropical version of the milkweed plant. 22. Ulysses Butterfly Many of the world’s most beautiful butterflies are blue, but most are a darker metallic blue. The Adonis blue is a paler color that’s somewhere between sky blue and cornflower blue. And though it’s a small butterfly, it adds a real burst of color to the grasslands it calls home. 17. Trans Andean Cattleheart

These striking insects are some of the butterflies you really need to see up close to appreciate. In particular, their stunning pearlescent spots look almost as though they have been inlaid into wood. Thanks to their wide range and seasonal migration, these are some of the butterflies you’ll be most likely to see in Europe. 10. Crimson Rose Diet:Caterpillars and adults feed on several host plants including the arrowleaf sita and the succulent Portulaca oleracea.

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