Flower Chafer Beetle vintage-inspired art including five striking bars on

including five striking bars on the front and lengthy tails on the back

Perfectly set in a silver frame

primarily in the southeastern United States and northeastern Mexico

This particular specimen is Nephila maculata

The photo used in the background is by Beth Watson

Flower Chafer Beetle vintage-inspired art including five striking bars onGrab yourself this preserved beauty in a petite 5" x 5" frame! Eudicella frontalis is a species of large, shiny, green flower chafer beetle native to West Africa, specifically Ivory Coast and Ghana. These males are set apart by their crimson, Y shaped horn on the forehead and spiky protrusions on each side. Part of the Scarabaeidae family, this beetle is famous for its bright green and yellow hues. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for