Flora & Fauna
The butterfly is also known as the Cycad blue, owing to the fact that it feeds on a breed of plants of the cycad class. It is among the few butterflies to do so. According to website Learnaboutbutterflies.com, “The butterflies are usually seen in one's and two's, either sitting on low foliage, or nectaring at the flowers of various wild or cultivated herbaceous plants. Sometimes however they can be quite abundant, with up to a dozen fluttering about at a patch of flowers. At these times the males can be quite aggressive towards each other, and appear to own and defend territories.”
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