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Menelaus Blue Morpho Butterfly - Morpho menelaus The Science: There are at least 29 species of Morpho, mostly brilliant blue butterflies widespread across (and unique to) Latin America. The male Morpho menelaus has large...
METALLIC BLUE WOOD-BORING BEETLE - POLYBOTHRIS S. SUMPTUOSA All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a...
METALLIC WOOD-BORING BEETLE - MEGALOXANTHA BICOLOR THE SCIENCE: Megaloxantha bicolor is a species of large, metallic, wood-boring beetle in the family Buprestidae. Members of this species can reach up to about 3...
METALMARK BUTTERFLY - NECYRIA DUELLONA (TOPSIDE) All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a natural...
METALMARK BUTTERFLY - NECYRIA DUELLONA (UNDERSIDE) All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a natural...
METALMARK BUTTERFLY - STALACHTIS CALLIOPE All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a natural finish...
MINT MORPHO BUTTERFLY - MORPHO CATENARIUS ARGENTINES THE SCIENCE: Morpho catenarius argentines is a Neotropical species of butterfly in the Nymphalidae family. Wingspans within this species range from 3.0 to 3.9 inches...
LUNA MOTH DOME - Actias Luna & Chrysiridia rhipheus THE SCIENCE The beautiful Luna moth is one of the larger moths in North America, with a wings span ranging form 4 to 7 inches. One of its defining features, its...
NORTHERN JUNGLE QUEEN BUTTERFLY - STICHOPTHALMA CAMADEVA THE SCIENCE: The Northern Jungle Queen, Stichothalma camadeva, is a species of butterfly in the Nymphalidae family. It’s found in Southeast Asia, most notably...
Orange Albatross Butterfly - Appias nero The Science: The Orange Albatross is a butterfly in the family Pieridae found across Southeast Asia. A solid deep orange color on its upper wings with dark ribbed patterns, its hue...
ORANGE OAKLEAF BUTTERFLY - KALLIMA INACHUS THE SCIENCE: The Indian dead leaf, Kallima inachus, is a nymphalid butterfly found throughout much of tropical Asia. With wings closed (and only the undersides visible),...
ORANGE OAKLEAF BUTTERFLY - KALLIMA INACHUS THE SCIENCE: The Indian dead leaf, Kallima inachus, is a nymphalid butterfly found throughout much of tropical Asia. With wings closed (and only the undersides visible), members...
Orange-barred Sulfur Butterfly - Phoebis philea The Science: Phoebis philea is a member of the large and diverse family Pieridae, many of which are commonly known as Whites and Sulfurs for their coloration. This...
Orange-Tipped Angled-Sulphur Butterfly - Anteos menippe All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a...
ORION CECROPIAN BUTTERFLY - HISTORIS ODIUS (TOPSIDE) All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a natural...
ORION CECROPIAN BUTTERFLY - HISTORIS ODIUS (UNDERSIDE) All our framed insects are mounted and framed in Upstate New York. We model our frames from fine ashwood, and they’re available in both a matte-black, and a...
PEACOCK BUTTERFLY- AGLAIS IO THE SCIENCE: Peacock Butterfly, Aglais io, is a colorful species of butterfly commonly found across much of Europe and temperate Asia (up to 8,200 feet above sea level), as far east as Japan...
Peacock Butterfly - Napeocles jucunda THE SCIENCE: Also known as the Great Blue (Moonset) Hookwing butterfly, Napeocles jucunda is actually a species of leafwing butterfly found throughout the lowland Amazonian rainforests...
Peacock Swallowtail - Papilio blumei The Science: The Papilio genus, when devised by Linnaeus, was originally applied to all known butterflies. It is now restricted to only around 215 species, but Papilionidae, the...
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