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Drupadia ravindra
"When at rest they usually hold their wings erect or slightly apart, and oscillate their hindwings, causing the tails to "wriggle", which draws the attention of predators to the tail of the butterfly rather than it's head, diverting the attack."
rainforest
I spotted this in MacRitchie reserve.
Spotted on Mar 15, 2014
Submitted on Sep 1, 2014
2 Comments
Thanks venus.
congrats, Dan! you've been chosen as September's spotter of the month on my website! thanks for sharing all your amazing Asian spottings with us! check it out on my forum here: http://calebsbuzz.weebly.com/#/20140423/...