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Happy Easter background meadow with cute chicken and rabbit, ladybug, butterfly near an orange tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Monarch butterfly rest on Mandarin orange tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butterfly drinks nectar from an orange tree flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butterfly Laying Eggs on Orange Tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

A butterfly with orange and black wings rests on a snow-covered tree stump. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vibrant butterfly with intricate orange and blue patterns rests on tree trunk, symbolizing transformation and rebirth. Royalty Free Stock Photo

a butterfly with a black and white pattern and a hint of orange perches on a mango tree leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butterfly on the bouquet of Orange Jasmine flowers on tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

One butterfly with orange wings sitting on a tree leaf, beautiful bokeh in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

a butterfly with orange black white spots on its wings is resting on a tree trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brown butterfly perched on a plant called orange tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Most insects, including butterflies, lay eggs on the food source for their larvae. If you see a butterfly laying eggs on a leaf, you can bet the catarpillar feeds on leaves of that species of plants some species may feed on a range of plants, while some other may use one plant exclusively. Some moths, who are of the same order as butterflies, feed on wool, there is also a large group of fruit eaters, you may know them as Ã¢â¬ÅwormsÃ¢â¬Â in apples, for example.