Butterflies thrive in diverse habitats, including meadows, forests, and gardens. They prefer areas with abundant nectar-producing flowers and host plants for their larvae. These environments provide essential resources for feeding, mating, and laying eggs. Climate plays a crucial role in butterfly habitats. Warm temperatures and adequate rainfall support the growth of plants that butterflies rely on. Additionally, wetlands and grasslands offer unique ecosystems that attract various butterfly species, contributing to biodiversity and ecological balance.