two tailed pasha charaxes jasius butterfly

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Postage stamp Hungary, 1969. Two tailed Pasha Charaxes jasius butterfly insect Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two-tailed Pasha Charaxes jasius Butterfly Royalty Free Stock Photo

Autumn. Two-tailed pasha butterfly - Charaxes jasius on a fig leaf. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Springtime. Two-tailed pasha butterfly - Charaxes jasius on a fig leaf. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two-tailed Pasha Charaxes jasius Butterfly

Two-tailed pasha butterfly Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two-tailed Pasha butterfly sitting on on a stone Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Two-tailed Pasha Charaxes jasius butterfly is a common sight in the warm climates of Europe and Asia. This beautiful butterfly has distinctive white and black patterned wings, and both wings have two tails. Adults feed on nectar from flowers, whilst the caterpillars feed primarily on ash and olive tree leaves. Charaxes jasius is considered a beneficial insect to farmers as they are known to be pollinators of many crops. Furthermore, this species is often found in large numbers, lending to a stunning display of color when seen in gardens or meadows. Despite their beauty, these butterflies face threats to their habitats and populations due to changing chemical agents in the environment, increased insecticide use and habitat destruction. Conservation efforts are necessary to ensure the colonies of these butterflies can thrive in the years to come.