Identify and Attract a Common Wood Nymph Butterfly
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Identify and Attract a Common Wood Nymph Butterfly
Learn what a common wood nymph butterfly looks like and where to spot one. Also learn about this butterfly's host plants and habitat.
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Common wood-nymph Butterfly
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453K views · 14K reactions | With a wingspan up to 6 inches, the Malabar tree nymph (Idea malabarica) of southern India is a large, almost cumbersome butterfly. Its flight is slow and fluttery and it seems built to glide. Members of this butterfly's genus are also called "paper kites." | Center for Biological Diversity | Facebook
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38 reactions · 3 comments | This is a jungle nymph stick insect (Heteropteryx dilatata). They are bred here at Butterfly Pavilion and we feed them blackberry bramble leaves. Males and females look drastically different, males are much smaller and can fly, while females are large and green and only have vestigial wings. Their eggs are the largest of any species of stick insect. | Butterfly Pavilion | Facebook
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38 reactions · 3 comments | This is a jungle nymph stick insect (Heteropteryx dilatata). They are bred here at Butterfly Pavilion and we feed them blackberry bramble leaves. Males and females look drastically different, males are much smaller and can fly, while females are large and green and only have vestigial wings. Their eggs are the largest of any species of stick insect. | Butterfly Pavilion | Facebook
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453K views · 14K reactions | With a wingspan up to 6 inches, the Malabar tree nymph (Idea malabarica) of southern India is a large, almost cumbersome butterfly. Its flight is slow and fluttery and it seems built to glide. Members of this butterfly's genus are also called "paper kites." | Center for Biological Diversity | Facebook
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