Butterfly hangs upside down from thin branch with orange wings and black antennae.
A medium-close-up view of a butterfly hanging upside down from a thin branch. The wings of the butterfly are orange, and only the one along the near side of the view can be seen. Surrounding the edge of the wings is a thick black line that outlines it, and along this line there are white circles. In front of the black line, it is orange and along this orange part, there are black lines that go in different directions. In front of the wing, the small body of the butterfly can be seen, and it is black. Attached to the butterfly's head are two thin black antennae that go in opposite directions. Attached to the tree branch, three thin legs can be seen. To the left of the butterfly, there is a clear cocoon that is opened, and it is attached to the tree branch. To the far left of the tree branch, there is a red rope that ties two branches together. The one where the butterfly is resting runs horizontally, while the other one runs vertically and slightly to the right, and at the end of this branch, small green leaves can be seen. Surrounding the butterfly and the entire area, there is a white cover.