Queen Butterfly moth where their larvae feed on

where their larvae feed on a variety of host plants

The butterfly is preserved within a 9“ x 9“ frame

Adults typically feed on leaves

is very fond of honey and bee keepers have reported finding dead moths in their hives as a result of bee stings

This particular specimen is preserved and displayed in a 9“ x 9“ frame

Queen Butterfly moth where their larvae feed onDanaus gilippus, commonly known as the queen butterfly, is a medium sized butterfly found in the Americas. It is closely related to the famous monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) and shares similar orange and black coloration, but with distinct white spots and black lines on its wings. The queen butterfly's larvae feed primarily on milkweed plants, which provide them with toxins that make them distasteful to predators. These butterflies are known for