Graphium agamemnon (Great Jay Swallowtail),

Description

Coloration: Deep green wings with black markings and a noticeable blue band.
Body Structure: A large butterfly with strong, prominent wings and a robust body.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males have brighter blue markings, while females are larger and have more greenish hues.
Flight Patterns: Slow, gliding flight, often seen hovering near the forest floor.
Feeding Habits: Feeds on nectar from flowers, particularly those found in tropical environments.
Reproductive Behavior: Mating occurs in the forest canopy, with females laying eggs on host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Malaysia.
Preferred Habitats: Lowland rainforests and dense forest areas.
Threats: Deforestation and habitat degradation.
Conservation Efforts: Habitat protection and promoting sustainable forestry are key conservation efforts.