Papilio Oribazus (Oribazus Swallowtail)

Description

Coloration: Black and orange with a distinct yellow border.
Body Structure: Medium-sized with a robust body and characteristic tail extensions.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males are generally more colorful than females.
Flight Patterns: Strong, fluttering flight often seen in sunny areas.
Feeding Habits: Nectarivorous, attracted to a variety of flowers.
Reproductive Behavior: Males perform aerial displays to attract females; eggs are laid on host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in subtropical regions of Africa.
Preferred Habitats: Grasslands and open woodlands.
Threats: Habitat destruction and climate change.
Conservation Efforts: Monitoring populations and habitat restoration.