Real Framed Euchloron Megaera, Verdant Hawk Moth P-152

Description

Species:
Euchloron megaera
Common Name:
Verdant Hawk Moth
Native Origin:
Cameroon
Frame Size:
5 1/2″  Square frame
Frame Color:
Black
Wood Frame:
Handmade Museum Quality Sealed Shadowbox Display. In an effort to be environmentally conscious and go green, we have taken the step to include some reclaimed wood in the making of some of our frames. Some of the wood shows distressed areas which do not impact the structure or integrity of the frame. We like to think it brings character and uniqueness to the piece.
Glass:
99% UV Blocking Museum Grade Conservation Glass to Prevent Insect Fading.
Background:
Insect Name & Origin Printed on Old World Style Parchment Backing.
Materials:
Archival & Acid Free materials. Picture Hanger Included.
Description:
Euchloron is a monotypic moth genus of the family Sphingidae first described by Jean Baptiste Boisduval in 1875. Its only species, Euchloron megaera, the verdant hawk, is known from most of Africa and Yemen. Beautiful large green and orange hawk moth. The upper wings resembles green leaves.
The framed specimen in the photo is the actual one you will receive!
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You'll never have to worry about your insect fading from us. All of our displays are made with a 99% UV Blocking glass a unique and uncommon quality found in our displays.  A1 Museum Conservation Quality Archival Real Framed Butterflies & Insect Displays All Made With 99% UV Blocking Conservation glass and Archival/Acid Free materials Offering All Class of Insects Properly Prepared Spread to Museum Standards 100% HAND MADE  Double Sealed for added protection
ABOUT THE BUTTERFLIES AND INSECTS WE USE:
All of the real Butterflies and insects used in our framed shadowbox butterfly art have been raised on natural cruelty free tropical farms around the world. These educational farms, aviaries and co-ops provide a real source of income for native people who would otherwise have to sell trees off of their land or raise cattle which are both ecologically disastrous. Tropical insects are important members of these fragile ecosystems. If their natural habitats are allowed to disappear, then they to will vanish forever. Everything possible must be done to preserve them.
Proudly hand making the highest museum quality framed insects one at a time.
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