Actias isis

Actias isis (lat.) - a species of butterflies from the peacock-eye family. Distributed in Sulawesi and in Indonesia . Caterpillars feed on various broad-leaved trees: Gann eucalyptus , Formozskiy liquid bar , resinous liquid bar , forest apple tree , oak and willow . The wingspan is about 130 mm.

Actias isis
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Scientific classification
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International scientific name
Actias isis Sonthonax , 1897