Midnight Blue - 3D Tabletop Display

Midnight Blue - 3D Tabletop DisplayMidnight Blue (Eunica alcmena flora) Wingspan: 2 1 4 inches Origin: South America The Midnight Blue is a favorite here at Butterfly Utopia! The black of the wings is so deep and dark that it makes the already beautiful iridescent blue pattern even more wonderful! The blue can shift from a watery teal to an ultramarine blue; something about the texture of the wings makes it seem almost like velvet. It really is lovely!

the Charaxes smaragdalis has a very large body and thick

the brightness and combo of blue and green are incredible

Its wings also feel a bit thicker and more substantial than the other Morphos

Origin: Found worldwide

Their pattern could almost be mistaken for Sumi ink on rice paper

King Swallowtails are usually a little larger than their counterpart

Blue Morpho (Morpho didius)

the two main differences between Morpho menelaus and Morpho didius are their size and the strength of the metallic finish on their wings

and the aqua green fang-like pattern is a little more iridescent

delicate tails on the hindwings

Length: 4-5 inches

a very dark navy blue and a lighter powder blue