Euphaedra butterfly and bee Its name is derived from

Its name is derived from its unique ability to seemingly shift shape while in flight

ensuring its timeless elegance

The background photo was taken by MyMy Butterfly in downtown Philadelphia

Carpenter bees boast a smooth

The queen butterfly's larvae feed primarily on milkweed plants

Euphaedra butterfly and bee Its name is derived fromThis 5x5 frame showcases a specimen from the butterfly genus Euphaedra, native to the Afrotropical realm and found in the Guinean Forests of West Africa and the Congolian forests. These species are exclusive to this region and belong to the subfamily Limenitidinae. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for lasting beauty and protection. They feature custom cut, premium grade(acid free) double matting, an acid free backing, and UV resistant glass.