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Chetone histrio's larvae feed on a variety of host plants
known as rollers
while females have more varied appearances
Actias luna
A must-have for any nature lover
Alcides orontes subtle home accent Chetone histrio's larvae feed onThe Alcides orontes species is a native uraniid moth found in northern Australia, New Guinea, and surrounding islands. Its striking, iridescent coloration beautifully complements its diurnal (day flying) behavior. This particular species, belonging to the Uraniidae family, is commonly found in the Maluku Islands, including Seram Island and Ambon Island. This well preserved specimen is displayed in a 9 x 9 frame. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are
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