Trengganua Sybylla (Green Cicada),

Description

Coloration: Pale green with white markings and black spots, giving it a distinctive translucent appearance.
Body Structure: Medium-sized butterflies with transparent wings and delicate bodies.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males are smaller with brighter green hues, while females are larger and more subdued in color.
Flight Patterns: Quick, erratic flight patterns, often flitting from flower to flower.
Feeding Habits: Nectarivorous, feeding on a wide variety of tropical flowers.
Reproductive Behavior: Females lay eggs on specific host plants, and larvae feed on these leaves before pupating.
Geographical Range: Found in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia and surrounding islands.
Preferred Habitats: Tropical forests and shaded areas near rivers and streams.
Threats: Habitat destruction and urbanization.
Conservation Efforts: Protecting forests and regulating land use to protect this species.