Painted Lady butterflies are known for their wide distribution, impressive long-distance migrations, and distinct orange, black, and white wing patterns. They are one of the most widespread butterfly species globally, found on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. Their lifespan is short, lasting only a few weeks, during which females lay about 500 eggs.
Migration and distribution
Global presence: They are found worldwide, with the exception of Australia and Antarctica.
Migratory journey: They are known for their long-distance migrations, which can involve traveling thousands of miles.
Non-stop travel: No single individual butterfly completes the entire round trip; multiple generations are involved in the journey across continents.
