英語の後に日本語が続きます。
Butterflies usually fold wings when resting while moths with open wings. The common straight swift (Parnara guttata) is a butterfly but sometimes rests with open wings to absorb the warmth of the sun, thanks to which I've learned that their back is green (scroll down). Also, scroll down to see an ant carrying a dead common straight swift.
The common straight swift's Japanese name is "
ichimonji seseri," which translates into "straight line skipper" after its white spots in a straight line while
small branded swift (Pelopidas mathias), which has white spots in a circle, has a Japanese name "
chabane seseri," which translates into "brown wing skipper."
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2025/10/13 Can you see an ant pulling up the butterfly?
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| 2024/9/14 With open wings 羽を広げたイチモンジセセリ |
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蝶は休むとき羽を閉じ、蛾は閉じると言いますが、イチモンジセセリ（一文字挵）は蝶なのに時々羽を広げたまま休みます。太陽からの熱を吸収するためとも言われています。おかげで背中が緑色をしていることを初めて知りました。
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