Free Blue Butterfly Frame Giveaway of the Week from Ben the Butterfly Guy

This week, we decided to give away this beautiful blue butterfly from the Amazon rainforest, framed in black, double pane glass, wood frame. The question of the week is a two part question:

What is the current name of this butterfly?

What are the two "tails" on the bottom of their wings?

To answer go to the Ben the Butterfly Guy Facebook Wall Tab

Free Calendar for February 2011 from Ben the Butterfly Guy

This month Rossana created this great desktop calendar for February 2011. To download this free February calendar, click on the image above. Don't forget to check out our question of the week on our Facebook page to win a free butterfly frame. 

The Morpho Attack Blue Butterfly Art Collection in White

This piece is called the Blue Morpho Attack and every butterfly in this frame belongs to the Morphiidae family. This piece has 14 framed morpho butterflies with a few, extraordinary and lesser common specimens like the M. rhetenor cacica and rhetenor helena on the side and lower corner. A spectacular and rare morpho butterfly to note is the Morpho cisseis phanodemus in the upper right corner.

Amazon Wave: Blue Morpho Framed Butterfly Art with Colorful Butterflies

This fantastic piece of butterfly art comes with 2 Blue morphos and 30 framed butterflies of the Amazon rainforest. Some of the amazing butterflies to note in this collection are the blue morphos, didius and godarti. This piece also has the pink glasswing butterfly Cithaerias pireta.

This makes a great gift for that special someone in your life, or a great decoration for any room.

Here is a full list of all the colorful framed butterflies in this piece:

Left side - M. didius, Agrias Claudina lugens, Napeocles jucunda, Smyrna blomfildia, Parides sesostris, Phoebis philea, Siproeta epaphus, Siproeta stelenes, Haetera piera, Marpesia marcella, Eunica alcmena flora, Heliconius erato, Myscelia capenas, Eunica eurota, Tigridia acesta, Rhetus periander

Right side - Eurytides agesilaus, Papilio thoas, Anaea, Urania leilus, Papilio torquatus, Asterope Sp., Callicore pastazza, Phoebis trite, Anaea xenocles, Cithaerias pireta, Heliconius burneyi, Callicore cyllene, Itho Sp., Callicore pastazza, Diaethria eluina, M. godarti

This is in a 19" x 30" double pane glass, white, wood frame

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*All frames are hand crafted and the quality and characteristics are much better then the common, one-sided Riker Mounts. One of the great benefits of double pane glass framing is that you can see the front and back sides of the mounted butterflies. In most cases involving Neotropical butterflies the front and back sides of the wings are distinctly different. The back many times displays a species distinct form of self defense.*

Every butterfly from Ben the Butterfly Guy comes from butterfly farms throughout the Eastern region of Peru. All butterflies here are classified non-endangered by the international CITES listings as reviewed by both the Ministry of Agriculture from Peru and U.S. Fish and Wildlife in the States. Copies of documentation and clearance are available upon request for your assurance and peace of mind.

White, Black and Blue Morpho deidamia Framed Butterfly Set

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This framed butterfly is the magnificent blue Morpho deidamia, a closely related Morphidae to the M. achilles. Much like many other blue Morpho butterflies, the back side of this species has some spectacular pattern and color schemes. Go ahead and take a look at the difference of the front and back sides of their butterfly wings.

This butterfly is mounted in a 7.25" x 6.5", double pane glass, wood frame

This set includes three butterfly frames, black and blue. Please ask as to availability first, if you would like 2 or 3 off the same color frame in your set.

Click the link to see more Blue Morpho Butterfly Sets

Where do butterflies get the name from? The Pieridae Butterfly Family

These framed butterflies of the Amazon belong to the White, sulfur and yellow butterfly family of Pieridaes.

It is this sub-family that is responsible for the name "butter-flies" because of their cream color.

The Pieridae species in this frame are: Phoebis trite, Aphrissa statira, Phoebis argante, Phoebis rurina, Phoebis philea

They come in in a 4.25" x 12.25", painted yellow, double pane glass wood frame, with glass panel on front and back, and sealed with hot silicone along the inside grooves of the wood frame.

*All frames are hand crafted and the quality and characteristics are much better then the common, one-sided Riker Mounts. One of the great benefits of double pane glass framing is that you can see the front and back sides of the mounted butterflies. In most cases involving Neotropical butterflies the front and back sides of the wings are distinctly different. The back many times displays a species distinct form of self defense.*

Every butterfly from Ben the Butterfly Guy comes from butterfly farms throughout the Eastern region of Peru. All butterflies here are classified non-endangered by the international CITES listings as reviewed by both the Ministry of Agriculture from Peru and U.S. Fish and Wildlife in the States. Copies of documentation and clearance are available upon request for your assurance and peace of mind.

Butterfly Frame Giveaway Question of the Week: What is your favorite butterfly?

The Butterfly Frame Giveaway question of the week is: What is your favorite butterfly? You can answer us by leaving us a comment on our Facebook page. Post up a picture, a description, anything and next Monday we will pick a winner to send a beautiful Napeocles jucunda butterfly to. I figured the jucunda was only appropriate since it is my personal favorite butterfly. Why? Go to my Facebook page to find out. To get there you can either click on the picture or look along the right hand side of my blog for the the Ben the Butterfly Guy Facebook window.

Then on my page, click on the wall tab up towards the top to be able to tell us, what is your favorite butterfly.

Napeocles jucunda black and blue butterfly