Papilio lowi
Family: Knights' butterflies (Papiliondae)
Distribution: Southeast Asia
Vine span: Approx 9 - 11cm
Host plant: Citrus (Rutaceae)
The Papilio lowi, or Asian Swallowtail, is an impressive butterfly found in Southeast Asia, particularly in Borneo and Sumatra. It is known for its large wingspan and elegant tail-like extensions on its hind wings. Papilio lowi is active during the day and is often seen at flowering plants, where it drinks nectar. The butterfly is also territorial and defends its favorite spots against other butterflies.
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