Common Indian Crow

"Common Indian Crow"


FAMILY: Brush-footed butterflies.

WINGSPAN: 80-90mm.

DESCRIPTION: Dark velvety brown on up and poler on UN, with wings bordered with small white spots,lager and elongated spots on HW,white spot in UNF cell.

HABITAT: India,Southern Pakistan, SrI Lanka , Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar.

INTERESTING FACT: The male often seen marking their territory by dispersing pheromones through the yellow tufts that protrudes from their abdomen.

(Note: All this description was copied from "Indian butterfly App"
Only Photographs are mine)

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