Genus Appias

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Genus AppiasOctober 02 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

This is one of my friends in the plantation. It keeps accompanying me every day, and its presence creates a beautiful and colorful scene. This butterfly has a relatively stable population in my area, and we can easily find it almost anywhere, both inside the plantation and along the forest edge. I am not worried about its presence at all because butterflies are not major pests for plants; they are loyal friends that accompany me every day in the plantation.

This butterfly looks incredibly beautiful because it is decorated with milky-white colors, along with prominent and thick black or dark-brown wing veins that resemble fine brush strokes. There are also bright yellow spots near the base of its wings. Its size is neither too large nor too small, but photographing it with the help of a macro lens is a little difficult because its size exceeds the field of view of the lens.I managed to photograph this butterfly when it was perched on a wildflower. Even without using a macro lens, the results I got still looked so beautiful and satisfying.

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Okay friends, now I will share some pictures of this white butterfly here.

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PhotographyGenus Appias
Photographermaxmarvin@maxmarvin


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