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Name Type Favorite Snack Age Home Description
Common Jezebel Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South Asia Brightly colored butterfly with red, yellow, and white patterns.
Common Buckeye Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks North America Brown butterfly with large eye-like spots on its wings.
Clouded Yellow Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Europe, Asia Fast-flying yellow butterfly often seen in open fields.
Chocolate Pansy Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South Asia Dark brown butterfly with orange and blue eye spots.
Blue Tiger Butterfly Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks Asia Pale blue wings with black tiger-like stripes.
Blue Morpho Insect Fruit, Nectar 3–4 weeks South America Large butterfly famous for its bright metallic blue wings.
Black-veined White Butterfly Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Europe, Asia White wings with bold black veins.
Banded Peacock Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Southeast Asia Dark wings with blue bands and eye spots.
Indian Fritillary Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks India, South Asia Orange wings with black spots and silver markings beneath.
Gulf Fritillary Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks North & Central America Bright orange butterfly with elongated wings.
Green-veined White Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Europe, Asia White butterfly with subtle green vein patterns.
Great Mormon Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South & Southeast Asia Large swallowtail butterfly with black wings and pale markings.
Great Eggfly Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks Asia, Australia Dark butterfly with white wing patches, known for strong flight.
Golden Birdwing Insect Nectar 3–4 weeks New Guinea One of the largest butterflies, with striking golden-yellow wings.
Glasswing Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Central & South America Famous for transparent wings that blend into surroundings.
Giant Owl Insect Fruit, Nectar 3–4 weeks Central & South America Large brown butterfly with owl-like eye spots.
Crimson Rose Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South Asia Black wings with vivid crimson red markings.
Common Pierrot Insect Nectar 2 weeks Asia Small delicate butterfly with white wings and black spots.
Common Nawab Insect Tree Sap, Nectar 2–3 weeks South & Southeast Asia Fast-flying orange and brown butterfly often seen in forests.
Common Mime Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South & Southeast Asia Mimics toxic butterflies for protection.
Small Tortoiseshell Insect Nectar 3–4 weeks Europe, Asia Orange wings with black, yellow, and blue markings.
Silver-spotted Skipper Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks North America Stout-bodied butterfly with quick darting flight.
Red-spotted Purple Insect Fruit, Sap 2–4 weeks North America Dark wings with iridescent blue highlights.
Red Admiral Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Worldwide Black butterfly with bold red-orange bands.
Rajah Brooke’s Birdwing Insect Nectar 3–4 weeks Southeast Asia National butterfly of Malaysia with neon green and black wings.
Plain Tiger Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South Asia Orange butterfly with black veins, also known as the African Monarch.
Peacock Butterfly Insect Nectar 3–4 weeks Europe, Asia Reddish wings with striking peacock-like eye spots.
Painted Lady Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks Worldwide Highly migratory butterfly with orange, black, and white patterns.
Orange Tip Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Europe, Asia White butterfly with bright orange wing tips in males.
Mourning Cloak Insect Tree Sap, Fruit 10–11 months North America, Europe Dark maroon wings bordered with pale yellow edges.
Monarch Insect Nectar 6–8 weeks North America Famous migratory butterfly with orange and black wings.
Malachite Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Central & South America Bright green and black patterned butterfly.
Long-tailed Skipper Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Worldwide Fast-flying brown butterfly with long tail-like extensions.
Lemon Emigrant Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Asia, Australia Pale yellow butterfly commonly seen in gardens.
Julia Heliconian Insect Nectar 2–4 weeks Central & South America Bright orange butterfly with long narrow wings.
Tiger Swallowtail Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks North America, Asia Yellow wings with bold black tiger-like stripes.
Tawny Coster Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South Asia Orange butterfly with black dots and transparent edges.
Tailed Jay Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks South & Southeast Asia Metallic green and black swallowtail with long tails.
Swallowtail Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Worldwide Large butterflies known for tail-like wing extensions.
Zebra Longwing Insect Nectar, Pollen 3–4 weeks Central & South America Black wings with long white zebra-like stripes.
White Butterfly Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Worldwide Common white butterfly often seen in gardens and fields.
Vibrant Blue Morpho Butterfly Insect Fruit, Nectar 3–4 weeks South America Shimmering electric-blue wings visible from long distances.
Vibrant Blue Butterfly Insect Nectar 2–3 weeks Worldwide Small bright blue butterfly often found in open habitats.
Pointed Leafwing Butterfly Insect Fruit, Nectar 2–3 weeks Central & South America Camouflaged butterfly resembling a dead leaf when resting.