Common Jay
Graphium doson
19.4499, 72.931
Field Notes
Description:
With the under side of the wings that looks like studded with precious stones, I am not sure why they chose to name such a beautiful Jewel as "Jay". I remember in a earlier instance I was just so mesmerized with its beauty that I kept the camera aside and decided just to admire the creation.
With a wing span of around 70-80mm, the Jay is a swift flier and can be seen fluttering around flowers or mud puddling around damp areas.
Habitat:
Commonly distributed in India around the Western Ghats up to South Of India and also to the Eastern and North Eastern parts of India.
Notes:
Ref : Book Of Indian Butterflies by Issac Kehimkar
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