Nature lover Fang Qiaoran took a trip to a forest park in her city, Shenzhen, in southern China's Guangdong Province, and she discovered a world of butterflies.

They include Cyrestis thyodamas, or more commonly known as the common map butterfly as the net-like patterns on their wings resemble a map; Graphium sarpedon, or the common bluebottle with blue spots lined up as a triangle on their wings, among others.

Here is her collection:

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(All photos by Fang Qiaoran)

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