Stichophthalma howqua (Howqua Jungle Queen),

Description

Coloration: Rich brown wings with vibrant yellow patterns and a black border.
Body Structure: A medium to large butterfly with broad wings and a strong body.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males have brighter yellow markings, while females have slightly more subdued colors.
Flight Patterns: Strong, fast flight, typically found darting between trees.
Feeding Habits: Feeds on the nectar of various flowers, including those in tropical forests.
Reproductive Behavior: Mating occurs in the late afternoon, with females laying eggs on host plants.
Geographical Range: Found in Southeast Asia, including the islands of Indonesia and the Philippines.
Preferred Habitats: Tropical jungles and lowland forests.
Threats: Deforestation and illegal pet trade.
Conservation Efforts: Conservation programs are focused on habitat preservation and sustainable forest management.