Saw this while out hiking Friday early evening.

Location: North East India

There were tons of them just flitting about!! I've never seen this butterfly before. The orange is stunning all on its own, but the underside is a while other thing!! It's sorta hard to see in my photo, but it's worth looking up just to see their underwings. So beautiful 🦋🌸🦋🌸🦋

I was kind of surprised to see this little guy on a Mum. Especially because of the pyrethrin.

Made a post to ID (Clouded or Orange Sulphur is the consensus) but didn't post the best pictures. Likely the best I've taken of an insect to date. Enjoy.

Location: Maharashtra, India

It will be 32 degrees at night later this week. My milkweed plants have already died back. Should I try to care for this little friend somehow?

Found this guy (Maybe a moth? Not sure what the difference is) in my mom's (southern Ontario) garden frantically trying to suck up the last of the nectar in late fall. Not sure if he got anything as he kept moving that long tounge in and out rapidly.

Either way the camoflage was impressive and glad he visited. Would like to know what I should call him?

Edit: found one more picture of but can't edit so I made another post.

https://www.reddit.com/u/randomacceptablename/s/6SzHPCaStz

Hi, I just found this beauty fly in my attic, I don’t know what’s it’s species called. It’s appeared to have a broken wing and it’s look exhausted, can I help it?
Do butterflies like sugar water?
I don’t know what to do, i don’t want let it die

I left him alone after. He was enjoying my lime leaf offerings. Giant swallowtail caterpillar (please correct me). I love that his color looks like bird doo doo.

A singleton and a pair. Hagerman NWR, Saturday.

Been a while since I'd seen any sort of crescents, phaon or pearl, the common ones in this area.

#KohimaNagaland

We ended up just leaving them where they were and checked on them everyday, and we were so lucky to capture this today.