Yellow Madagascar Comet Moth SOLD 13 ½” x 13 ½” 22x30 sharks) before it can mate

sharks) before it can mate and reproduce

Proteas were named after the Greek god Proteus

It is dish-shaped and attaches itself with a mighty strength to a rock’s surface to protect itself against the rough surf

They are covered in black polygon shapes on a white background and sometimes have a slight pink hue

Monarch butterflies are a familiar friend in North American

Yellow Madagascar Comet Moth SOLD 13 ½” x 13 ½” 22x30 sharks) before it can mateIt is hard to believe that any animal, much less a moth can be this beautiful. Sadly, this unique beauty is endangered species. It is a native of the rain forests of Madagascar, the only place where one can observe them in the wild. Materials: Original, signed acrylic painting mounted in a white wood frame. Size: 13 x 13 Frame details: White, wood, matted with glass, 1 3 4" deep, ready to hang. All art sales are final. SOLD