Straight-line Sulphur

Straight-line Sulphur — Phoebis trite

Published on March 24, 2026

Family

Pieridae

Origin

amazon

Wingspan

7–0 mm

Conservation Status

Least Concern

A clean yellow butterfly with distinct linear markings on its underwings.

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About this Species

The Straight-line Sulphur (Phoebis trite) is distinguished by its strong, directional flight and the sharp, straight dark lines on the ventral side of its wings. This species is an expert navigator of the Amazonian canopy.

Habitat

Prefers second-growth forests and agricultural clearings throughout the Peruvian lowlands.

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