Starry Night Drifter- 3D Tabletop DisplayStarry Night Drifter (Hamadryas laodamia) Wingspan: 2 1 4 2 1 2 inches Origin: South America The Starry Night Drifter (Starry Night Cracker or Starry Cracker) is as beautiful as a clear night sky, getting its namesake from the crisp azure blue spots all over its wings. The deep color these "stars" rest on looks black, but is actually a very deep, slightly iridescent blue! Note: This butterfly is of extremely limited availability. If you see it in

We do have brighter monarchs available on the site as well

Undersides are lighter in color and beautiful as well

This display features a Blue Mountain Swallowtail (Papilio ulysses)

A mixture of some of our most popular black/white butterflies

Origin: Papua New Guinea

This wonderful display features 3 butterflies that contain the colors purple or pink

The Helena Morpho is often cited as the most beautiful butterfly in the world

We can even do a "rainbow" mix featuring all colors

almost double the size of the Flight of 8 cases and 50% deeper

which can only truly be appreciated in person

We display the underside of this giant Owl butterfly because of its tremendous eyespots

The Sunset Moth also has a beautiful underside