Description
The second largest silkmoth in North America
Wonderful structural color from these Central and South American species
Eggs are then transferred to feed on fennel
The larvae feed on plants in the bleeding heart family
Two gorgeous real Polyphemus Moth wing sections
Peacock Swallowtail Pendant Necklace Wing Section:Hindwing Teardrop The second largest silkmoth inPeacock Swallowtail Pendant Necklace Papilio blumei Native to Indonesia, it is found only on the island of Sulawesi. This wonderful butterfly uses structural color within its wing scales to create a brilliant blue coloration, with the tails and the main wing reflecting back different wavelengths of blue. The wing scales reflect back the blue wavelengths of light, but do not contain their own pigment. Item Details: One gorgeous real Peacock Swallowtail
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