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When we imagine colorful things in nature, butterflies are often the first thing that comes to mind. Whether you’re taking them in at a butterfly garden or just watching one flit on the breeze, butterflies certainly add a splash of color to your life. List of Colorful Butterflies The great purple emperor is Japan’s official national butterfly. It’s easy to see why; this particular insect looks like something out of a painting. Most of its common names reference both its size and color. Its Japanese name translates to “great purple,” while its Chinese name translates to “big purple butterfly.” 13. Zebra Swallowtail

This cheerful yellow butterfly can be found in much of the southern United States and along much of the western coast of South America. When its caterpillar is in a chrysalis, it has a unique way of camouflaging; the chrysalis itself looks a lot like a leaf until the newly formed butterfly emerges. 19. Cloudless Sulphur Diet:Caterpillars and adults feed on several host plants including the arrowleaf sita and the succulent Portulaca oleracea.

Size:Females have a wingspan up to about 5.5 inches, while males have a wingspan up to about 4.7 inches Habitat:Many habitat types in the Indomalayan realm (South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the southern part of East Asia) Though the Duke of Burgundy is currently classified as a species of “least concern,” its populations were once in serious decline in the UK. Currently, protective laws require those wanting to trade the species to have a license. 24. Madagascar Giant Swallowtail This beautiful butterfly has been used in research studies investigating how eye-like spots on butterflies and moths may help ward off predators. And despite its beauty, it’s not especially rare. In Europe, it can be found in gardens, parks, woods, and virtually any other habitat. 16. Adonis Blue This butterfly is a great example of a species that looks completely different depending on how you view it. Its geometrically patterned ventral wings look almost like an art print, while its dorsal wings are understated yet elegant. 8. Emerald Swallowtail

You probably already know that many animal species (including many butterfly species) use the color red to warn off predators. But you may not realize that the bold striping on the zebra longwing achieves the same purpose. This use of color to warn predators is known as aposematic coloring. 37. Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing Use some kitchen roll with some of the monomer to wipe the brushes down. Be gentle as to not fray the brush These butterflies have some of the most elegantly shaped wings on the list. The lower parts of the wings curve and taper gracefully. Though it has quite a large range, it is divided into several subspecies across that range. 6. Clipper Colorful feature:Males of this beautiful butterfly species have very bright patterned underwings. The base color is mango orange with a darker orange patch and a white patch. The underwings are marked with a variety of squiggly and zigzag chocolate lines.These large and exotic-looking butterflies have remarkable cultural significance in India. In 2015, it was declared the state butterfly of the Indian state of Maharashtra. That made Maharashtra the first state in India to have designated an official state butterfly. 36. Zebra Longwing Whether you have a stab at neon nails yourself or want to take these designs to a nail technician, we’ve got you covered with 50 neon nail designs to choose from. Definitely read out nail shapes guide if you need extra help on which shapes work for you. Habitat:Primarily open habitats in Europe, North Africa, the Canary Islands, and parts of the Palearctic

Get a monomer or acetone nail polish remover. The latter will clean your brushes but can damage the brush overtime. Invest in monomer if you can as it’s a much gentler cleanser Pop your brushes (bristle end) into the monomer to soak for a few hours. This will break down residue and could take up to a day, depending on how much was used

Correct, it's not just about showing more "diverse" bodies. It's about showing a more complex and well-rounded set of experiences of those in underrepresented groups. It's about going beyond generalisations because not all people of any one group are the same, which sounds obvious, but that's largely what we've been shown in the media. So that's what we are trying to convey with this project: the depth and breadth of human beings. We like to say: "We're all greater than a single story". How long will it take before we see real progress on diversity, do you think? Diet:Its caterpillars prefer to feed on ruellia and related plants, while the adults eat rotting fruit, nectar, and even dead animals and bat dung The malachite butterfly is one of the most exciting-looking insects on the list. After all, it isn’t every day that you see a green butterfly. It gets its name from a mineral called malachite that is close to the green color of the butterfly’s wings. 34. Common Silverline

While many people think that the wings of this butterfly resemble glass, others find them to be more like mirrors. In Spanish-speaking regions of this butterfly’s range, people sometimes refer to it as espejitos, a word that means “little mirrors.” 48. Map ButterflyThe metallic cerulean is one of the smaller butterflies on the list. And while its color is softer than many, its soft metallic sheen has a quiet beauty that only increases as you take a closer look. While it’s mostly in the Indomalayan realm of the world, it can also be found in the Australasian realm. 41. Great Eggfly