A deceased or incapacitated butterfly, identified as a Painted Lady (Vanessa cardui) or similar Nymphalidae species, rests on the open palm of an adult human hand

A deceased or incapacitated butterfly, identified as a Painted Lady (Vanessa cardui) or similar Nymphalidae species, rests on the open palm of an adult human hand. The butterfly's dorsal wing surfaces are visible, displaying a pattern of orange, brown, black, and white markings. The wings are partially folded and exhibit tears and abrasions along their edges and within the membranes, indicating wear or damage. The butterfly's dark body is partially obscured by its wings. The hand, appearing to be a right hand, is held palm-upward with fingers slightly curled. Its skin tone is light, and visible creases and textures are present on the palm. The background is out of focus, suggesting a shallow depth of field. Elements discernible include a dark, solid object (possibly furniture) in the upper right and a lighter, mottled surface (potentially flooring or a table) in the upper left, consistent with an indoor or shaded outdoor environment. The specific location in the city of Budva, Montenegro, cannot be determined from the visual evidence provided in the image.