Rare butterfly

Ornithoptera Akakeae [Hybrid (S. rothschildi X O. priamus poseidon) ] SUPER RARE Price: US $650.00

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The lady slipper (Pierella hyalinus fusimaculata) is unusual for a butterfly as its hindwings are larger than its forewings. They fly just above the ground in the shade and blend very well with the forest floor, even with those blue wings. On occasion, they will emerge from the edge of the forest seeking sunny areas on the ground on which to bask. This species has a wingspan of up to 7.6 centimeters.

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Chorinea Octauius(Gold form) -Male -Peru -(1.5 in wingspan). This is a MetalMark Glasswing butterfly found only in South America which usually has a Red color instead of this Gold color. Hence, this Gold form is rather rare.

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A macro shot of a monarch butterfly in the butterfly pavilion of the National Museum of Natural History. Take a stroll among live butterflies and exotic plants! Located adjacent to Partners in Evolution, this tropical oasis offers visitors a rare opportunity to get close to a variety of living butterflies from all over the world. Photo by Adrian James Testa, Smithsonian Institution.

Prepona Brooksiana Brooksiana -Female -Mexico -(3.75 in wingspan). This is Very Rare.

View More Photos » Butterfly: Wingspan: 2 - 3 inches (7.0-8.6 cm) UPPER SURFACE (dorsal) Black with striking blue or blue-green iridescence on hindwings. Females have less iridescence. Single row of light spots crosses hindwing (more prominent in female). UNDER SURFACE (ventral) Black; arc of seven bright orange spots crosses metallic blue area. Tails stubby. Spring individuals are smaller. ID Tip: There is no trace of red, orange or yellow on top wing surfaces. Fllutters constantly when…

Rare butterfly