Historis Odius

Description

Coloration: Richly colored with greenish blue wings and black edges.
Body Structure: A large butterfly with angular wings and a strong body.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males have brighter blue hues on their wings, while females are larger and have more greenish tones.
Flight Patterns: Slow, gliding flight, often seen near flower clusters in tropical regions.
Feeding Habits: Feeds on nectar from various tropical flowers, especially those in shaded areas.
Reproductive Behavior: Mating typically occurs in flight, with eggs being laid on specific host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in parts of Southeast Asia and the Malay Peninsula.
Preferred Habitats: Tropical forests and gardens.
Threats: Habitat destruction and the illegal trade of butterflies.
Conservation Efforts: Habitat conservation and controlled breeding programs are essential for this species.