The Duke of Burgundy is not a nobleman, but a common European species of this insect. South and Central America is home to a family of these insects called "Skippers", named for their ability to dash. The largest known species of this insect occur in India and are members of
The Duke of Burgundy is not a nobleman, but a common European species of this insect. South and Central America is home to a family of these insects called "Skippers", named for their ability to dash. The largest known species of this insect occur in India and are members of the (*) "Birdwing" family. Popularly known species of this insect include the swallow-tail. The most iconic American species of this insect migrates in large numbers of Mexico and has larva that feed on milkweed before becoming a chrysalis. For ten points, name these larger relatives of moths.
The Duke of Burgundy is not a nobleman, but a common European species of this insect.
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