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Papilio demoleus
Butterfly with white spots on a black wing. The centre bottom tips are red and blue.
I introduced PN to my students last year after I had just discovered it myself. I intend to use it during the next ecology topic I teach. I don't think I've met a teacher with your last name. Or though I may have and just forgotten the name. I'm much better at remembering faces than names.
Hi again travellingchez. Please, as I suggested for the lizard scientific name :-) BTW I say your profile blurb and was wondering if you ever incorporate PN into your classwork? [I was also curious if you ever occasioned to meet/correspond with an international science teacher with my (last) name (schools in Saudi, Singapore, India)].
Thanks Frazier. I'll have to keep a look out for those caterpillars having a munch of my garden.
You're welcome. Here is a caterpillar (or two) of the species http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/725...