African Moon Moth artistic decor neither roll nor burrow: they

neither roll nor burrow: they simply live in manure

This framed butterfly features a background photo taken by Beth Watson at Westview Cemetery in Atlanta

Its subfamily

The name “morpho” is thought to originate from the fact that these butterflies appear to change shape as they’re flying

This individual is preserved in a 6" x 6" frame

African Moon Moth artistic decor neither roll nor burrow: theyImbrasia dione, commonly known as the African Moon Moth, is a large moth native to Africa. It belongs to the Saturniidae family, known for their impressive wingspans and striking wing patterns. The adult moths are known for their vibrant colors and prominent eye spots on their wings, which serve to deter predators. Their larvae, or caterpillars, feed on a variety of host plants and are also notable for their distinctive appearance. This specimen is