Description

Delias caeneus, Butterfly Specimen.

You will receive the specimen shown, or one like it.

These specimens are from Indonesia.

Delias caeneus, commonly known as the Yellow Jezebel butterfly, is a delightful species native to Southeast Asia, including countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Admired for its vibrant yellow wings adorned with black margins and spots, this butterfly belongs to the Pieridae family, known for its striking patterns and ecological importance.

The Yellow Jezebel butterfly thrives in diverse habitats ranging from tropical rainforests to gardens and urban areas where its preferred nectar sources are abundant. Its presence as a pollinator contributes significantly to local ecosystems by facilitating the reproduction of flowering plants, thus supporting biodiversity.

Conservation efforts are crucial to protect the Yellow Jezebel butterfly and its habitat. Challenges such as habitat loss due to deforestation and climate change threaten its survival, underscoring the importance of sustainable practices and habitat preservation initiatives.

Enthusiasts of butterflies and nature enthusiasts alike find the Yellow Jezebel butterfly captivating for its bright colors and ecological role. Studying its behavior and habitat preferences offers insights into the delicate balance between human activities and the conservation of natural biodiversity.

Witnessing the Yellow Jezebel butterfly in its natural habitat serves as a reminder of the beauty and fragility of our natural world. By promoting awareness and conservation efforts, we can ensure future generations continue to marvel at the Yellow Jezebel butterfly’s beauty and ecological significance.  Delias caeneus Butterfly Specimen.  Delias caeneus Butterfly Specimen.

Delias timorensis moaensis, Butterfly specimen