This simple chart clearly labels the six main body parts of a butterfly, making it easy for students to learn insect anatomy.

The image shows a diagram of a butterfly with labels pointing to its different body parts. The title is “Parts of a butterfly”.

Each label correctly identifies the part it points to:

- forewing → points to the upper wing (front wing)
- antenna → points to the long, thin sensory organs on the head
- head → points to the front section where eyes and antennae are located
- hindwing → points to the lower/back wing
- abdomen → points to the rear segmented part of the body
- thorax → points to the middle section where wings and legs attach

All labels match standard butterfly anatomy.

There is no question asked in the image — it’s an educational diagram for learning or labeling practice. Since no specific problem was given (like “label this” or “which part is missing?”), and all parts shown are correctly labeled, there is nothing to solve or correct.

If this were a worksheet asking students to identify parts, they would simply read the labels as shown.

Final Answer:
All parts are correctly labeled in the diagram.