butterflies
Every one of my Lepidoptera I make are readily identifiable as the given species in nature. Nearly all are 12X their natural size unless otherwise noted; big enough to get all the necessary details and small enough to be manageable. Priced individually.
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BLACK SWALLOWTAIL - June 2000, 34"wide (comes with removable tails), $2500
SPICEBUSH SWALLOWTAIL – June 2000, 42” wide (comes with removable tails), $2700
RED ADMIRAL - June 2000, 24" wide, $2300
AMERICAN PAINTED LADY - June 2000, 24" wide, $2400
MALACHITE - May 2002, 36" wide, $2600
MILBERTS TORTISHELL - May 2002, 20" wide, $2200
MONARCH - May 2002, 48" wide, $3900
MOURNING CLOAK - May 2002, 38"wide, $2600
AMERICAN COPPER - August 2003, 13"wide, $1200
COMMON BLUE - August 2003, 14"wide, $1200
IO MOTH - August 2003, 30" wide, $2700
CINNIBAR MOTH - August 2003, 28" wide, $2300
PEACOCK - November 2003, 26" wide, $2400
QUESTION MARK - July 2004, 22"wide, $2200
VICEROY - September 2004, 34" wide, $2700
BUCKEYE - September 2004, 30" wide, $2700
LUNA MOTH - 44”wide * (9X life size, comes with removable tails), $3200
COMMON MORPHO – August 2005, 38”wide (9X life size), $4500
TIGER SWALLOWTAIL - August 2005, 41 inches wide (comes with removable tails), $2700
on March 7, 2010 on 2:32 am
These butterflies are absolutely, fantastically gorgeous! It’s a good thing that I can’t afford to buy one right now, because I would probably be sitting here for two weeks or more, just trying to choose the one I like best!