Papilio Dardanus (Dardanus Swallowtail)

Description

Coloration: Black with distinctive blue and yellow markings.
Body Structure: Large wingspan and a robust body, typical of swallowtails.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males are brighter with more vivid colors than females.
Flight Patterns: Strong, fluttering flight, often seen near flowers.
Feeding Habits: Nectarivorous, primarily feeding on the nectar of flowering plants.
Reproductive Behavior: Males engage in territorial displays; females lay eggs on host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in tropical regions of Africa.
Preferred Habitats: Open woodlands and gardens.
Threats: Habitat destruction and climate change.
Conservation Efforts: Habitat protection and awareness campaigns.