Eastern tailed-blue

This butterfly has a blue base color on the forewings and hindwings, with black stripes around the wings. This color gives a refreshing and beautiful impression when flying. These butterflies can be found in various types of forests, parks and flower gardens. Their life expectancy is about one season and they are very active during the summer.

The eastern tailed-blue is also known as the pod butterfly. These butterflies feed on the nectar of various types of plants and are often found around flower gardens and gardens. They can also be found in forests, state parks, and city parks. These butterflies are very important for the ecosystem because they help in the pollination process of plants. These butterflies are quick and easy to find, and are a joy to watch in flight.

In addition, this butterfly also has importance in cultivation, because it is known as an indicator of good environmental quality and can be used as an indicator of ecosystem health. Therefore, protection and maintenance of this butterfly habitat is very important to ensure the survival of this species. Some things that can be done to help protect these butterflies are by providing suitable plants for them to eat, maintaining a healthy and non-destructive environment, and avoiding the use of pesticides that are harmful to butterflies.