Papilio? Linnai, also known as Papilio, Papilio fennel and Papilio carrot, belongs to Lepidoptera and Papilionidae. Named for its luxurious posture and gorgeous colors. There are "flying flowers" and "insect artists".
Take buds, tender leaves and shoots of Umbelliferae plants (fennel, carrot, celery, etc.). ) as the host. Algebra that occurs every year varies from place to place. It usually occurs twice a year in cold regions and three or four generations a year in temperate regions. It is widely distributed. Papilio is a big butterfly. The wings are 8 ~ 9 cm wide, and the body wings are golden yellow and shiny. It has high ornamental value.
2. Butterfly jade belt
Papilio (scientific name: Papilio) is a kind of subgenus Papilio. Papilio is widely distributed in Asia and even Eastern Europe, and it is quite common.
Butterfly jade belt loves to visit flowers, especially lantana, dragon boat flower, jasmine and other plants. The host plants are mostly Magnoliaceae and Rutaceae. Because it is harmful to agriculture, orchards should pay attention to prevention and control. Butterflies and jade belts are mostly active in urban areas, foothills, forest edges and flower beds.
3. Pieris rapae
Pieris rapae is another famous Pieris rapae, also known as Pieris rapae larva, which is the most widespread, harmful and often disastrous pest in China. There are 9 families and 35 species of known host plants, especially cruciferous plants, especially cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage and radish with thick leaves. In the absence of Cruciferae plants, other host plants can also be eaten, such as Compositae, Saussurea, Liliaceae, Lycaceae, Oleaceae and other plants.
4, line gray butterfly
Betula is a butterfly belonging to Lepidoptera. Morphology: There are no strong orange spots on the front wings of the male butterfly, but there may still be some orange marks. Larvae: Larvae is green with yellow lines.
5, snake-eyed butterfly
The wings of the snake-eyed butterfly spread 55 ~ 65mm. The body and wings are dark brown. One vein at the base of the front wing is obviously enlarged, and there are two black eye lines at the outer end of the middle wing, and the pupil is cyan; The tail cu 1 has tiny black eye lines and the outer edge is wavy. The reverse side of the wing is slightly lighter in color, and the two eyeliner on the front wing are obviously larger than the front wing, with brown circles.
From the middle of the leading edge to the hip angle of the rear wing, there are fuzzy arc leucorrhea, some wings also have leucorrhea, and some have no leucorrhea. There is an irregular black stripe in the edge area of the front wing and the rear wing. The edge line is black, and the edge hair is dark brown. The eye lines of female individuals are obviously larger than those of men, and the color is slightly lighter. The wings are folded back, and there are white scales on the top corner and outer edge of the front wing.