Death’s Head Hawk Moth leaf background while the adult males turn

while the adult males turn out looking like “normal” beetles

You can now admire this magnificent beetle in a carefully preserved 9"x9" frame

They can be found

captured in a sleek silver frame

They are found flying close to the ground and are found in open grass and scrub habitats

Death’s Head Hawk Moth leaf background while the adult males turnThe Acherontia genus consists of three species, including Acherontia atropos, also known as the African death's head hawkmoth. This species, named after the distinct skull like pattern on its thorax, is native to southern Europe and Africa and is often linked to superstitions. Despite this, it poses minimal danger and only causes minor disturbances to beehives and crops. This preserved specimen, displayed in a compact 6"x6" frame, is a coveted item