Butterfly of Ubkv (Family : Pieridae
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This document provides information on butterflies found at Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya in West Bengal, India. It includes the scientific and Bengali names of 14 butterfly species from the families Pieridae and Nymphalidae. For each species, it provides one or more images showing distinguishing physical features and sometimes notes on larval host plants. The document was published on March 13, 2020 by Dr. Tusar K. Ghosal and provides references for further information.
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Butterfly of Ubkv (Family : Pieridae
- 1. Butterflies of Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya Pundibari Main Campus, Cooch Behar, West Bengal, India Dr Tusar K. Ghosal Department of Entomology, Faculty of Agriculture Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Pundibari-736165, Cooch Behar West Bengal, India E mail : drtkghosal@gmail.com Facebook : Tusar Ghosal Whatsup /Mobile : 9474521381 Date of publication : 13.03.2020
- 2. Family : PIERIDAE (Whites and Yellows) Fore tarsi of male normal Hind wing with two anal veins © ©
- 3. Grass Yellow, Eurema blonda Boisduval 1836 Bengali name : Basanti Chit/Tirihalud © © Wet season form Dry season form
- 4. Small Grass Yellow, Eurema brigita (Cramer) Bengali name : Choto halde Larval host plant : Cassia kleiniiUnder surface Front view © ©
- 5. One spot grass Yellow, Eurema andersoni Moore Bengali name: Halud © Lateral view Larval host plant : Unknown
- 6. Psyche , Leptosia nina Fabricius 1793 Bengali name : Furus © Larval host plants : Capparis spp., Crataeva adansoni, Cleome spp
- 7. Milky white, Pieris sp. © Front side view Ventral side view Larval host plants : Cruciferae plants © ©
- 8. Large Cabbage White, Pieris brassicae (Linn.) Bengali name : Kapir boro prajapati © © Large Cabbage White, Female ©
- 9. Indian Cabbage White, Pieris canidia indica (Evans) Indian Cabbage white, Male Front view Ventral view © ©
- 10. Striped Albatross, Appias libythea (Fabricius) Bengali name : Dhulkapas © Larval host plants : Capparis spp., Cretaeva andersonii ©
- 11. Pioneer, Belenois aurota (Fabricius) Bengali name : Sabujavo © Larval food - Capparis spp., Cleome viscosa
- 12. Common Emigrant, Catopsilia pomona (Fab.) © © Larval host plants : Cassia spp., Butea monosperma, Bauhinia racemosa.
- 13. Mottled Emigrant, Catopsila pyranthe Linn. 1758 Bengali name : Chitpayra Wet season form Larval host plants : Cassia spp., Sesbania bispinosa. Male & Female © ©
- 14. Red Base Jezebel, Delias pasithoe Linn. Front view of Male Front view of Female Ventral view of Male Front view of female © © © ©
- 15. Common Jezebel, Delias eucharis (Drury) Larval host plants : Dendrophthoe spp. , Helicanthus elasstica, Scurrula pararasitica
- 16. REFERENCES Ghosal, T.K. (2013). Lepidopteran insect fauna of Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya Campus, West Bengal, India. Indian Journal of Social and Natural Science. 2 (1) : 51-60.