Troides Helena

Troides helena has bright colours and a beautiful flying posture. The yellow spot on its underwing will reflect the golden light under the sunlight, which makes it particularly luxurious and beautiful.

Protection Level

National Second-class Protected Animal.

Habitat

It mainly inhabits the plain hills and low-middle-altitude mountains.

Living Habits

The host of the larvae is mainly the multifarious Aristolochia plants, while the imagoes are less active in normal times. Around noon, especially on sunny days, this species is obviously more active. It prefers to fly around the forest edge and high places to occupy the territory, with visiting flowers on the nectariferous plants.