Anaea forrieri moth this butterfly's larvae dine on

this butterfly's larvae dine on exquisite legumes and kurrajong plants

This species of moth

These tarantulas are distinguished by their use of lyra hairs to produce a distinct stridulation

One of its most notable features is the striking purple eyespots on its hindwings

The background photo was taken by MyMy Butterfly at Westview Cemetery Mausoleum in Atlanta

Anaea forrieri moth this butterfly's larvae dine onAnaea forrieri is a type of butterfly, specifically a leafwing, that belongs to the Nymphalidae family. This beautiful species can be found throughout Central and South America, including in El Salvador. Its striking blue appearance, particularly in males, and wide distribution make it a notable species to study. The specimen is encased in a 5x5 frame. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for lasting beauty and protection. They feature custom