Bhutanitis mansfieldi has black wings, on which, there is whitish
yellow stripes. The width of the yellow stripes is almost the same with the black base
stripes. There are 2 tails in the outer edge of the hind wings. The outer tail is longer
and bigger in its end, like a thumb. Thus, it looks as if it has 3 tails. It has eyelashes
above its compound eyes, which are seldom seen in butterflies. Its larva feed on
Aristolochia moupinensis. The wingspan of Bhutanitis mansfieldi is 60-70 mm. It only
distributes in Yunnan and is listed as class 2 state protection animal.
Bhutanitis mansfieldi has black wings, on which, there is whitish
yellow stripes. The width of the yellow stripes is almost the same with the black base
stripes. There are 2 tails in the outer edge of the hind wings. The outer tail is longer
and bigger in its end, like a thumb. Thus, it looks as if it has 3 tails. It has eyelashes
above its compound eyes, which are seldom seen in butterflies. Its larva feed on
Aristolochia moupinensis. The wingspan of Bhutanitis mansfieldi is 60-70 mm. It only
distributes in Yunnan and is listed as class 2 state protection animal.
