Pseudacraea Boisduvali (Folded Wings)

Pseudacraea Boisduvali, commonly known as Boisduval's False Acraea, is a striking butterfly native to the tropical forests of Africa. This species is part of the fascinating false acraea group, known for their remarkable mimicry, heavily evolving to resemble toxic species to ward off predators. Its bold coloration and intricate wing patterns make it a captivating specimen for collectors and entomology enthusiasts.

🦋 Details:

Species: Pseudacraea Boisduvali
Common Name: Boisduval's False Acraea
Condition: Unmounted, folded wings
Origin: Africa
Size: Approx. 5–7 cm wingspan when spread

Perfect for collectors, artists, entomology projects, resin work, or shadow box displays. Specimens are preserved and ready for re-hydration and mounting by the buyer.

📦 Carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Handle with care, as these are delicate natural items.