🦋 Get to know the "ordinary Siamese yellow butterfly," the beautiful wing gem of the forest.

The "ordinary Siamese yellow butterfly," also known as the "orange gull," is a butterfly in the Siamese yellow butterfly genus. It is in the cauliflower butterfly family. It is small. The wings are 5.5-6 5 centimeters wide. The main feature is that the wings are white, and the orange is on the inner wing, which makes it the source of the name Orange Gull.

The upper wing characteristic of the male has a white wing floor. The front pair of wingtip corners and side wing edges are black. The rear pair of wings from the middle of the wing to the inside wing edges are bright yellow-orange. The side wing edges are black.

The female resembles the male, but the lateral wing edges and forewing corners are black, almost half wider than the wings. The lateral wing edges of the rear pair of wings are also larger / lower wing. Both sexes are similar. The forward pair of wings resemble the upper wing, but have thicker black stripes. The rear pair have yellow wing floors. The wing edges are thick black.

They are found in sheer forests, on the waterfront, often winged in low bushes, near their livelihoods, found along the waterfront, like to suck water and mineral salt from sandy areas, often in large flocks.

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Source: Book Beautiful Butterflies Book Call Number 145.7x18 p.6 / Pang Sida National Park

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