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Encased in a 9"x9" frame
A quirky yet timeless piece to cherish
This specimen is encased in a 5” x 5” frame
purplish eyespots on its two hindwings
It was described by Jean Baptiste Boisduval in 1870 & can be found in Honduras
Flower Beetle stylish tabletop Encased in a 9"x9" frameMegalorrhina harrisi haroldi is a brilliant flower beetle from East Africa, belonging to the scarab family (Scarabaeidae). Its metallic body gleams in shades of green, gold, and copper, often marked with lighter spots or streaks that highlight its jewel like appearance. Males are larger and may show broader features, while females are slightly smaller and more compact. Adults feed on fruit, sap, and flowers, while the larvae develop in rotting wood.
