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Testing iphone macro lens with some framed butterflies I have. I got them at butterflies2.go at a state fair a bit ago. They are Haetera piera I believe. Or maybe only the bottom one is.
I got my sister's old phone and it is newer than the one I was using so. mine now.
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I haven’t made any framed “specimens” in a good long while so I figured it was time to whip up a rosy maple moth 🩷💛
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SOLD - Available on Etsy!
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Just listed these on my etsy! :3c
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Custom framed insect art available at our shop 🦋
I would like to get some more shelves but this is the only one I currently have for my deads. It's getting a little crowded.
[Pictured from top to bottom, left to right: framed atlas moth, domestic cat skull, coyote skull, house sparrow feet in a vial, Virginia opossum partial skull, golden pheasant chick feet in a vial, rat pup wet specimen, raccoon skull, caterpillar wet specimen, gray fox skull.]
I made this for my Scorpio friend for her birthday. It’s a dune scorpion, and some California wild flowers. In case you didn’t know, scorpions are UV reactive, the second picture is with a blacklight on.
