Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
The Death's Head Hawkmoth By Realbutterflygifts
The Death's Head Hawkmoth By Realbutterflygifts 
THESE ARE REALLY HARD TO GET AND SELDOM OFFERED BY INSECT DEALERS! SINCE NO TWO FACES ON THESE MOTHS ARE EVER THE SAME THIS IS THE ACTUAL SPECIMEN YOU WILL RECEIVE. ( ( FREE SHIPPING ON ALL OF OUR ITEMS ) ) Species: ACHERONTIA ATROPS Native Origin: AFRICA Frame Size: 6 1/2" Tall X 8" Wide Frame Color:BLACK Background: Insect Name & Origin Printed on Old World Parchment Paper. Material: Handmade Wood Frame With Glass Face and picture hanger included. ABOUT THE BUTTERFLIES AND INSECTS WE USE: All of the real Butterflies and insects used in our framed shadowbox butterfly art have been raised on natural cruelty free tropical farms around the world. These educational farms, aviaries and co-ops provide a real source of income for native people who would otherwise have to sell trees off of their land or raise cattle which are both ecologically disastrous. Tropical insects are important members of these fragile ecosystems. If their natural habitats are allowed to disappear, then they to will vanish forever. Everything possible must be done to preserve them.
THESE ARE REALLY HARD TO GET AND SELDOM OFFERED BY INSECT DEALERS! SINCE NO TWO FACES ON THESE MOTHS ARE EVER THE SAME THIS IS THE ACTUAL SPECIMEN YOU WILL RECEIVE. ( ( FREE SHIPPING ON ALL OF OUR ITEMS ) ) Species: ACHERONTIA ATROPS Native Origin: AFRICA Frame Size: 6 1/2" Tall X 8" Wide Frame Color:BLACK Background: Insect Name & Origin Printed on Old World Parchment Paper. Material: Handmade Wood Frame With Glass Face and picture hanger included. ABOUT THE BUTTERFLIES AND INSECTS WE USE: All of the real Butterflies and insects used in our framed shadowbox butterfly art have been raised on natural cruelty free tropical farms around the world. These educational farms, aviaries and co-ops provide a real source of income for native people who would otherwise have to sell trees off of their land or raise cattle which are both ecologically disastrous. Tropical insects are important members of these fragile ecosystems. If their natural habitats are allowed to disappear, then they to will vanish forever. Everything possible must be done to preserve them.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
the frosted petticoat: { Etsy Inspiration } - Schoolmistress Chic
the frosted petticoat: { Etsy Inspiration } - Schoolmistress Chic: "Schoolmistress wedding theme, in all its vintage glory! Doesn't it just make you want to go do some homework?! Lovely Etsy Items from...Note..."
Friday, April 1, 2011
Soulful Colors: All things fluttery
Soulful Colors: All things fluttery: "I have a weird fascination with insects. My dad taught me very early not to be scared of these odd looking beings, and instead encoura..."
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