File:Brazil Pantanal Danaus Gilippus Gilippus Male form (16548650654).jpg

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Danaus Gilippus Gilippus is présent in South Brazil as Rio, Mato Grosso Do Sul, Minas Gérais,, etc Member of Nymphalidaé/Danainaé Common Name : Queen Discover by Cramer 1775 Habitat :Open, sunny areas, including fields, deserts, roadsides, pastures, dunes, washes, and waterways. Queens are known to migrate like the Monarch, but to a lesser extent. The stay mainly in warm climates year round. (Struttman 2000) Wingspan ; 3 inches

An adult female Queen butterfly drinks nectar from Spanish Needles flowers. Females do not have the two black dots on their hind wings. Queen butterflies drink from many different species of flowering plants.
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Camera location20° 13′ 45.4″ S, 57° 02′ 35.91″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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