Hole Art | Insect Metal Badge - Stone Butterfly Cyrestis Thyodamas

**Stone butterfly** Scientific name: Cyrestis thyodamas Distribution: From plains to mountainous areas below 2500 meters above sea level Stone butterflies belong to the family Nymphalidae. Because of their web-like texture, they are also known as net silk nymphs. Their wingspan is about 45 to 50 mm (between 4 and 5 cm), and they have cracks in rocky cliffs or silk webs. The lines are similar, and the front and rear wings have continuous lines, the color of the edge of the wings becomes darker, and there are orange-yellow markings on the inner side of the rear end of the wings. Because the stripes look like the latitude and longitude roads on the map, it is also known as the "map butterfly". It is generally distributed in flat lands to low-altitude mountainous areas. Adults emerge from April to October. You can often see Stone butterflies gathering in puddles or streams to drink water. Stone butterflies, which are always active in groups, also like to stay in groups at high altitudes. On the tall branches, next time you go into the wild, you may look up to search for their traces.