The wings of moths and butterflies are covered in tiny, microscopic, scales, the dust which you refer to is simply some of those scales which have become detatched.
The butterfly you are referring to is likely the "Malachite butterfly" (Siproeta stelenes). It has large green wings with black edges and white markings that resemble leaves. These butterflies are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas.
The moth that has circles on its wings is called the "Luna moth."
The kind of moth that has black and white wings is called a "panda moth."
Yes, there are butterflies that have pink and purple hues on their wings, such as the Pink Rose butterfly (Pachliopta kotzebuea) and the Purple Emperor butterfly (Apatura iris). These colors are often the result of the reflection and refraction of light off the microscopic scales on the butterflies' wings.
The butterfly that has circles on its wings is called a "circlespot butterfly."
2 wings
they both abdomens and wings
If you grab a moth by it's wings it will hurt it.
Alll Buterflies and moth's wings show a symmetrey.
The dust on the wing
They both have wings, feelers, and drink nectar.
Yes.
The butterfly you are referring to is likely the "Malachite butterfly" (Siproeta stelenes). It has large green wings with black edges and white markings that resemble leaves. These butterflies are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas.
Butterflies hav their wings up when they are standing still. moths spread their wings when their standing still
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a flying insect such as a beetle or lepidopteran such as a moth or butterfly
I think the kind that TinkerBell has, maybe moth or dragonfly wings, sometimes butterfly wings look for those Hoped I helped!