Don Herbison-Evans (
donherbisonevans@yahoo.com )
&
Stella Crossley

(Photo: courtesy of Wes Jenkinson)
This Caterpillar is green with a yellow line along each side, and a darker green line along the back. It has been found feeding on:
all in CAESALPINIACEAE, as well as
in MIMOSACEAE.

The pupa is held by cremaster and girdle to a stem of the food plant. It has a length of about 1.5 cms.

The upper surfaces of the wings of the adult butterfly are yellow with a black band around the edge, and a black dot near the middle. The undersides are yellow with variable brown markings. It has a wingspan of about 3 cms.

The eggs are white and spindle shaped. They are laid singly on a foodplant.

The is found in
Further reading :
Michael F. Braby,
Butterflies of Australia,
CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne 2000, vol. 1, pp. 302-304.
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(updated 25 April 2009)