Delias eucharis - The Common Jezebel Butterfly | Species Guide #41460 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed illustration showcases the Delias eucharis, a diurnal butterfly native to South and Southeast Asia, featuring vivid crimson-red bands on the forewings and rich golden-yellow hindwings marked with black margins and small eye spots. Its wingspan ranges from 60-75 mm, and it frequents open forests, gardens, and disturbed habitats where its host plants-members of the Capparaceae family-thrive. The species is unpalatable to predators due to sequestered glucosinolates from larval host plants.

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