Butterfly specimens. Lepidoptera

Butterfly (Latin: Rhopalocera; British Butterfly) Butterflies are insects in the category. Butterflies, moths and Hesperiidae are classified as Lepidoptera. Today there are tens of thousands of species of the world in such property of the next. They played with as a food from the Cretaceous of the evolution of flowering plants and for, and pollination. They are insects in the last category of biological evolution. Butterfly Lepidoptera of the hammer angle suborder, the common name Butterfly. Also as "Hu Die." Total Section butterflies (Papilionoidea) 4 families, 15,000 species of insects in general. Together with the composition of Lepidoptera moths and Hesperiidae (Lepidoptera). Almost distributed in the world. Point of similarity with the moth is wingless, body and feet are covered with a touch down on the dust-like scales. Differences is that with the moth butterfly activity during the day, eye-catching bright color or pattern. The most significant difference between the two is probably the butterfly's antennae were rod-like, ending with the back when the wings folded vertically. This lepidopterous life cycle is divided into four stages: egg, larva (Rouchong or caterpillars), pupa and adult. Most butterfly larvae and adults on plants for food, usually eating only specific parts of specific types of plants.