A heart-wrenching story, part 1

^{Every creature that lives on this planet earth, of course, grows and develops by having a partner, by having a partner of a different kind, everything called life reproduces. Generations will continue to be replaced by each inheritor from its parents, no matter what type and species. The point is that every creature has a life partner in every space and time. Likewise with one type of animal that falls into the category of flying insects, namely butterflies. They also have and choose their own life partner.}

Did Your know, that every butterfly that will be born from every cocoon has a life partner directly, in the sense that every birth from a cocoon, the partner has been waiting for his partner who is about to come out of a sophisticated skin shade. Birth and waiting for what will come out are referred to as potential partners who are worthy according to natural law, so they are said to be very compatible.

Uniquely, when you are in one area (the location of the butterfly breeding nest), you will see each cocoon hanging from a branch or a small tree branch in a row, lined up in an orderly and neat manner. Personally, have witnessed dozens of cocoons in the process of giving birth from each individual cocoon. In a short time each birth will occur automatically by slowly splitting the layers of the cocoon, and gradually one of the beautiful colored figures is born, namely a butterfly.

Well, this is where the beginning of a waiting waiting process is called waiting for a partner. If the first birth is a male, the male will wait for the second birth, if the (second) birth is female, then the lover has found a partner.

If a woman is born second, she has agreed with herself that the first man is her life partner, and that woman will always be faithful to her life with her partner, and the process of further development, such as mating and procreation will continue, until the end of their lifespan, and the female will not want to mate with another male, even if there is coercion. This means that this female butterfly will continue to live faithfully forever.

^{Back us, to the birth process in a butterfly breeding habitat.}

Each male born will continue to try to wait for each birth in a process in one habitat. If it is a male who will be born from the order of 3 and 4, and is of the same gender, then this is where the effort and hard work between men takes place, in achieving and finding the birth of a female. If the births have a suitable number, for example 20 cocoons and have the right partner, then each birth will be happy because all of them have a partner.

However, if the opposite happens, namely having an odd number, for certain reasons, of course, one of the males does not have a partner. So in this case, a long journey will occur for the male who is not lucky (alone / does not have a partner).

Those who are born unable to find their life partner, either male or female butterflies, will continue to try to find other partners, if they do not find in their territory they will find where the location has the desired thing. So this lonely butterfly, is called the Patrol Butterfly.

Butterflies that are born (without a partner) often look throughout other areas, where there is a lover they hope for, according to the observations of teammates, of course from each butterfly, will later find a partner in another location, Of course, what was found was also a butterfly that had the same fate in a birth.

According to observations made by teammates, in the meeting between men and women there will also be drama, which has an extraordinary story that is doing the fishing process or the men will do interesting tricks by making dances or behaviors that show that men are or this man, does not yet have a life partner to breed.

Basically, women who do not have a partner automatically understand that a man as a newcomer to the location is a potential partner. The female also gives an important signal, that she is also a female or a butterfly that has not yet had a life partner. She will display behavior that will attract a man's attention, of course, in her own way, will gladly welcome her, and her behavior will also indicate that she also does not have a partner.

Although the situation has been neutralized by the male by fishing for the female, but there is one obstacle, which makes the newcomer try even harder, why?

Because local rulers (butterfly nest owners) will continue to try to repel new arrivals through their animal instincts, we see this in one habitat, in another habitat that often drives away males (newcomers), who want to get rid of them, when they enter the area (indigenous territory). So in this case, newcomers who are often bullied or chased in their own way sometimes lead to fierce fights. Often newcomers are chased away and continue to be confused by the nest master.

When the migrant is unable to enter a new territorial area, the male will resort to other tricks or try his best to lure the female out of the nest.

This one trick, by making a behavior with his style, can be said to be successful, because almost 60% (the results of research fellow observers) often work.

The female who was in the forbidden territory managed to get out and managed to find her life partner.

The butterfly seen in this post, is one of the patrol butterflies that doesn't have a partner, maybe it wants to do a mate search into other areas. He is one of the last born butterflies, he is in a twig, drying his wings, wing drying behavior, often occurs in every butterfly when it just comes out of the cocoon, because the wings are still wet with birth.

^{Note :}

All the writings that have been written above are the results of observations from teammates (HPTL) Medan, North Sumatra. If there are similarities and locations are mere similarities.