Genus Junonia.

The nature around us is adorned with so many wonderful creations. In the midst of the daily hustle and bustle, if we just open our eyes, we can see some beauty that instantly calms the mind. Just like that, a beautiful creation is Today I am sharing with you a unique and beautiful gift of nature, the gray pansy butterfly, a beautiful moment captured in the picture. If you look closely, you can see the butterfly. Its wings spread, perched on a wildflower, collecting nectar. Its scientific name, at first glance, may seem quite ordinary, with its gray or light brown wings. But if you look a little deeper, the delicate design inside its wings is eye-catching.

These eye-like spots are not just for beauty, they are also a defense mechanism. When a bird of prey or other enemy comes to attack, these spots are used to hide the eyes of a larger animal. They are confused and retreat. The edges of the wings are covered with a delicate border of wavy dark brown and white, which makes it even more attractive. These butterflies are usually found in slightly humid environments, such as open fields, forests, or bushes around rivers and streams. They are quite agile and can fly very quickly with their wings flapping. On sunny days, they can be seen basking in the sun and feeding on nectar from flowers, just as we can see in the attached photo. These small creatures of nature do more than just beautify our surroundings. Rather, they play a very important role in sustaining our ecosystem through pollination. Beautiful butterflies like the gray pansy remind us There is a deep artistry hidden within every creation of nature. Let us protect the environment around us and be conscious of keeping these beautiful creatures alive.

Camera used	Smartphone
Model	Realme-9
Iso speed	ISO
Location	Bangladesh
Photographer	@shopno-raj
Link to original community	https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/366692143
Latitude	23.907886
Longitude	90.378942