Deaths Head Hawk Moth multicolor pressed flowers The specimen is encased in

The specimen is encased in a 9” x 9“ frame

the scales of Papilio zalmoxis are not nanostructured for incoherent scattering

Glass-topped pendant with real blue Morpho butterfly wing

while their larvae develop underground on decaying plant matter

Deaths Head Hawk Moth multicolor pressed flowers The specimen is encased inAchrontia atropos, commonly referred to as the African death's head hawkmoth, is a species of insect belonging to the genus Acherontia. It is named after its unique skull like pattern found on its thorax and is commonly found in southern Europe and Africa. Though often associated with superstitions, this moth only causes minor disruptions to beehives and crops, posing little actual threat. This well preserved specimen, paired with a decoupaged gopher