Graphium sarpedon (Blue Triangle),

Description

Coloration: Black and green wings with striking blue and white patterns.
Body Structure: A medium-sized butterfly with a slender body and sharp, angular wings.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males have more vivid blue coloring, while females are slightly larger and more subdued in color.
Flight Patterns: Strong, fast flight, often seen darting in and out of forest clearings.
Feeding Habits: Feeds on nectar from various wildflowers.
Reproductive Behavior: Males perform courtship displays, with females laying eggs on specific host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines and Indonesia.
Preferred Habitats: Forest edges, grasslands, and plantations.
Threats: Deforestation and habitat fragmentation.
Conservation Efforts: Conservation programs focus on preserving forest ecosystems and protecting native plant species.