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life-on-our-planet · 1 year
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Kallima inachus (oakleaf butterfly)
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heartnosekid · 1 year
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the orange oakleaf (kallima inachus) | source
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mirillel · 2 years
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The bestie is in town for her birthday today! <3
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herpsandbirds · 3 months
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Orange Oakleaf (Kallima inachus), family Nymphalidae, found in tropical South, SE, and East Asia
photograph by Peellden
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mutant-distraction · 2 years
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Himalayan Orange Oak Leaf (Kallima inachus inachus).
By rajesh kumar_photography. (Instagram)
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msamba · 3 months
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Treecard (@treecard) | Have you heard of the dead leaf butterfly (Kallima inachus)? 😲
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oracle-pen-link · 7 months
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Rhopalocera, Lepidoptera.
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Kallima inachus; Lepidoptera.
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Chaos theory - The butterfly effect. Edward Norton Lorenz ~ The troth shall free you.. Don't worry, no bent, crazed effect.
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calochortus · 11 months
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Butter-leaf-fall or butter-fall-leaf, anyway !
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Butter-leaf-fall or butter-fall-leaf, anyway ! by Virginie Maronne Via Flickr: Kallima inachus, seen in "La serre aux papillons", France
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cool-critters · 4 years
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Orange oakleaf (Kallima inachus)
The orange oakleaf is a nymphalid butterfly found in Tropical Asia from India to Japan. With wings closed, it closely resembles a dry leaf with dark veins and is a spectacular and commonly cited example of camouflage. The wingspan of the butterfly ranges from 85 to 110 mm. Male and female butterflies are similar except that the female is generally larger and has the apex of the forewing protrude to form a longer point. The orange oakleaf is a powerful flier and usually flies in dense forests with good rainfall, amongst undergrowth and along stream beds. It is attracted to tree sap and over-ripe fruit, and is also known to mud-puddle.Much pursued by birds, when in danger the orange oakleaf flies erratically, soon dropping down into the foliage and occupying a stationary pose with wings closed, so that the birds are very often quite unable to find them.
photo credits:岡部碩道, J.M.Garg, peellden
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roaringheat · 4 years
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I just finished the whole pinning process of a really cool looking butterfly and just kinda held it in my hands for a bit marveling at it its so cool
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What’s this? A dead leaf butterfly (Kallima inachus) with wings open (left) and closed (right). Amazing camouflage, right?
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sshaw0l · 3 years
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I found these beauties in a second hand shop, they were in a pretty dreadful frame so I removed them and will be putting them in some nicer ones 🦋
Mint Morpho (Morpho catenarius, Brazil) & Orange Oak Leaf (Kallima inachus, Tropical Asia)
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Here' the anon who thought of two-sided/colored wings for Gelato (one side camouflage, other side gorgeous) and I found the butterfly I thought of! It's the kallima inachus!
Babe I looked at it and it’s literally so gorgeous???? The leaf side is cute but the iridescent side is beautiful!!! I think I’ll just leave it up to the interpretation of the reader what their wings are like bc i can’t decide fjndjxndjfbw
I’ll leave a small list on the AU page of possible wing types :)
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herpsandbirds · 6 months
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Orange Oakleaf aka Dead Leaf Butterfly (Kallima inachus), family Nymphalidae, India
photograph by rajesh_kumar_photography 
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saturniidays · 4 years
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do you have any moths/butterflies that are just. absolutely incomprehensible in terms of design? like some REAL funky lookin wings. some epic cool colors. makes it look like the universe is failing. (something similar to a sphinx moth, perhaps?)
excellent ask. also. 
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I’m so sorry to this anon whos ask has been in my inbox for months I've been so exhausted lately...this is for you too....
First up the plume moth, Pterophorus pentadactyla. weird. 
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This is Macrocilix maia. Its wings look like they have flies on them.
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You may have seen this. Creatonotos gangis males display coremata to further spread mate attracting pheromones.
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The hornet moth Sesia apiformis mimics hornets for protection
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I think everyone has heard of the Madagascan sunset moth, Chrysiridia rhipheus, at this point but come on. I still have my doubts they are real.
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For the first butterfly on the list, the green dragon tail butterfly, Lamproptera Meges. 
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This is my favorite moth, the giant leopard moth, Hypercompe scribonia
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they can squirt a nasty tasting yellow liquid from the back of their heads as a defense
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here is Kallima inachus, the dead leaf butterfly. it looks like a leaf obviously. 
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PSYCH here’s their wings when opened up.
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Libytheana carineta  is pretty great cause they have huge snoots. 
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I shall end with the Spanish moth Xanthopastis timais, for their wild colors and cute little hearts on their wings
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thank you. 
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