Butterfly chart

Butterfly identification poster from the U.S. Forestry Service . Insect activity, Apologia Flying Creatures, #homeschool http://shop.apologia.com/63-zoology-1

There are many different types of "blue morpho butterflies". There is of course the most common large blue morphos like the morpho didius and morpho menelaus that are all blue. Then there is the rest of the, so to clarify I made this reference chart of the morpho family. Click here to order a blue morpho butterfly frame. To learn more about morpho butterflies go to: benthebutterflyguy.blogspot.com The list from left to right is Row 1: Morpho didius Morpho menelaus Morpho godarti Morpho…

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