Where is the butterfly's home? What am I thinking? Tell me your opinion.

The author began to think like this: I didn't see butterflies hiding from the rain under the eaves; Flowers in wheat fields, pine forests and gardens cannot be hidden at the bottom of the old trunk; I've never seen it under a bridge or a leaf. The author is really worried about butterflies. Then I thought: They must be hiding in a secret home. Their home must be beautiful and warm, but I just don't know where it is.

My opinion: their home must be secret, beautiful and sweet, because they are afraid of being disturbed. We should cherish these beautiful fairies.

Extended data

The butterfly's home is generally opposite the flowers or leaves. Basically, wherever it flies to feed, it will find a habitat within the feeding range. At the same time, butterflies basically build their nests with leaves. This usually happens at night or near rainy days, and butterflies may also perch on tree trunks or flower branches during the day.

The butterfly's home has no fixed place. Basically, it flies to nearby places under flowers or leaves, but in most cases it is rainy or at night, and it may perch on tree trunks or flower branches during the day.