Deaths Head Hawk Moth delicate décor this specimen is encased in

this specimen is encased in a 6 x 6“ frame

Discover it in the Indomalayan and Australasian regions

The accompanying photo was captured by Beth Watson at Laurel Grove Cemetery in Savannah

Butterflies on a 6”x6” brass frame surround a single Morpho species butterfly wing

Its body and wings are milky-white with a mix of transparent and opaque coloration

Deaths Head Hawk Moth delicate décor this specimen is encased inAcherontia atropos, also known as the African death's head hawkmoth, is one of three species in the Acherontia genus, named after its skull like pattern on the thorax. It is native to southern Europe and Africa and often linked to superstitions, but poses little threat, causing only minor disruptions to beehives and crops. This preserved specimen, displayed in a compact 6"x6" frame, is a popular addition to any collection. *Each of my framed shadow