Stages of growth 🦋

The larvae of this bird hatch from eggs and feed on plant leaves, often living in groups. They then form their pupas and emerge from the larval stage before mid-summer (March-October). They hibernate at the end of autumn and awaken with the arrival of spring. What an exciting journey! ✨

Hibernation 😴

At the end of autumn, the twais seeks a warm and safe haven, such as the corners of houses and garages, during its winter hibernation. It tolerates mild and warm weather remarkably well.

Areas of presence 🌍

This bird prefers warm climates and is found in North African countries (such as Morocco and Tunisia), some European countries, and some Asian countries. An exciting journey! ✨

Additional information 📚

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Sources 📝

1. P. LERAUT, List of systems and synonyms of lépidoptères of France, Belgium and Corse 1997, (deuxième edition) – Alexanor – Paris, 526 p. ISBN 2-903273-06-5
2. Guide des papillons d'Europe et d'Afrique du Nord , ISBN: 978-2-603-01649-7
3. lépi-net
4. eurobutterflies

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