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Papilio leucippe and Papilio danae
Plate 26 from Insects of India by Edward Donovan (1768-1837)
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Plate 26" from the esteemed work "Insects of India" by Edward Donovan, showcases a vibrant and captivating display of two exquisite swallowtail butterflies, the Papilio leucippe and Papilio danae. Donovan, an accomplished naturalist and artist, meticulously documented and illustrated these beautiful invertebrates during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Papilio leucippe, depicted on the left, boasts an orange and black wings adorned with intricate white patterns. The male's wings feature a distinctive row of blue spots at the edge, while the female's wings exhibit a more subdued coloration. This swallowtail butterfly, also known as the Common Tiger or the Blue Mormon, is native to the Indian subcontinent and is renowned for its striking appearance. On the right, the Papilio danae, or the Blue Swallowtail, displays its mesmerizing wings. The upper surface of its wings is a brilliant blue, while the underside is a striking yellow with black markings. This large and colorful butterfly is native to the southern parts of India and is known for its elusive nature. This stunning illustration, created between 1768 and 1837, provides a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of India during the time of Donovan. The intricate details and accurate depictions of these butterflies serve as a testament to Donovan's expertise in the field of entomology and his unwavering dedication to documenting the natural world. The Papilio leucippe and Papilio danae are just two of the many captivating species of swallowtail butterflies that can be found in the Indian subcontinent. This illustration not only showcases their beauty but also serves as an important record of these species for future generations to appreciate and study.
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