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Description
Name: White Spectralid
Scientific Name: Fenestari albaprismatus
Family: Flutterbie

Spectralids are an umbrella term for large butterfly-like creatures who flutter around the air. Non-hostile to any creature, they're more content to stick to their own habitat and hide among large flowers. While the most common representative is the Unmarked Spectralid, the While Spectralid is part of a subgroup known by their wing patterns and visible legs. Curiously, they don't eat nectar, but will sometimes carry pellets around.
-Balthazar Trealcix

Valkyra's comment: It's honestly kinda relaxing watching these creatures flutter about. If we had more free time, I could observe them for hours...

Phoenix's comment: It's probably not worth attacking these guys unless you really need to grow more Pikmin.

Drago's comment: It's not often I find something on this planet I don't wanna introduce to my fists, but this is one of the exceptions.

Amber's Notes: I heard on Hocotate, Spectralids are collected like how butterflies and moths are on earth.

Debbie's comment: With the flying around and lack of meat on these things, it's probably more trouble than it's worth hunting these.

Description
Name: White Spectralid
Scientific Name: Fenestari albaprismatus
Family: Flutterbie

Spectralids are an umbrella term for large butterfly-like creatures who flutter around the air. Non-hostile to any creature, they're more content to stick to their own habitat and hide among large flowers. While the most common representative is the Unmarked Spectralid, the While Spectralid is part of a subgroup known by their wing patterns and visible legs. Curiously, they don't eat nectar, but will sometimes carry pellets around.
-Balthazar Trealcix

Valkyra's comment: It's honestly kinda relaxing watching these creatures flutter about. If we had more free time, I could observe them for hours...

Phoenix's comment: It's probably not worth attacking these guys unless you really need to grow more Pikmin.

Drago's comment: It's not often I find something on this planet I don't wanna introduce to my fists, but this is one of the exceptions.

Amber's Notes: I heard on Hocotate, Spectralids are collected like how butterflies and moths are on earth.

Debbie's comment: With the flying around and lack of meat on these things, it's probably more trouble than it's worth hunting these.