Queen Swallowtail - 8x6 Riker MountQueen Swallowtail (Papilio androgeus) Wingspan: 4 1 4 4 3 4 inches Origin: North, Central, & South America The Queen Swallowtail is a regal show of elegance and power! The lemon yellow of their wings is a bit brighter than their counterpart, the King Swallowtail, and all the more striking against the charcoal black. Their spiked wings are reminiscent of a queen's spiked crown, making this swallowtail all the more fitting for a royal display! America.

so we came up with a display that shows them all off

Pictured in the acrylic frame is a specimen that is 8 3/8"

The Owl butterfly's underside is almost always displayed because of the two giant golden "owl" eyespots on them

slightly iridescent blue

rich orange and zesty yellow that demands attention

The upper side

Vibrant Sulpher (Hebomoia leucippe)

Probably the most well-known butterfly

One of the most popular butterflies among butterfly collections and art pieces

It is possible that we could provide you with both the grayish and goldish variety

The females however have a thicker

This butterfly really needs to be seen in person