Statira Sulphur Butterfly nature-inspired love Both male and female specimens

Both male and female specimens boast this alluring pattern

Part of the Scarabaeidae family

The specimen is encased in a 5"x5" frame

The name "morpho" is derived from their shape-shifting appearance during flight

This specific specimen is displayed in a 6"x6" frame for preservation

Statira Sulphur Butterfly nature-inspired love Both male and female specimensThe Statira Sulphur (Aphrissa statira) is a yellow butterfly that can be found in the southern regions of the United States and South America, particularly in Florida, Texas, and surrounding areas. Male specimens feature a vibrant yellow color with lighter edges, while females exhibit an array of colors such as yellow, cream, black spots, and borders. These butterflies predominantly feed on plants from the pea family during their caterpillar stage,