How do butterflies see the colors of flowers, is it according to the wavelength and absorbance, or is the vision due to the sensory receptors of the eyes of the butterflies, or the interference between the two parties? best wishes.
Butterflies use colour vision when searching for flowers. Unlike the trichromatic retinas of humans (blue, green and red cones; plus rods) and honeybees (ultraviolet, blue and green photoreceptors), butterfly retinas typically have six or more photoreceptor classes with distinct spectral sensitivities.