Flying Handkerchief - 3D Tabletop Display

Flying Handkerchief - 3D Tabletop DisplayThe Flying Handkerchief (Papilio dardanus) Wingspan: 3. 5 4. 25 inches Origin: Africa The Flying Handkerchief, also known as the Mocker Swallowtail, is nothing to sneeze at! Described by British entomologist E. B. Poulton to be "the most interesting butterfly in the world", their name comes from their flight pattern, which resembles a "shaking handkerchief". The female of the species are masters of disguise, but all of our Flying Handkerchiefs are

and 3 iridescent Pearl Morpho sulkowski set in a cluster-like formation

We display the underside of this giant Owl butterfly because of its tremendous eyespots

each one a different color

are some of our most popular types of butterflies

but is actually a very deep

Giant Cicada (Pomponia intermedia)

the colors on its wings pack a huge punch

Indonesia has so many beautiful butterflies

Blue Morpho (Morpho didius)

with a small hanger on the back

Wingspan: 4 inches

The Scarlet Mormon (sometimes Red Mormon) are typically displayed underside up because of their fabulous ripe cherry red pattern