Blood Red Glider floral butterfly art Acanthoscurria ferina is a common

Acanthoscurria ferina is a common terrestrial species from the Peruvian Amazon

a butterfly species native to the Americas and the Caribbean

Some katydids have been called long-horned grasshoppers because of their long and slender shape

primarily in the southeastern United States and northeastern Mexico

and is possibly the largest that mimics flowers

Blood Red Glider floral butterfly art Acanthoscurria ferina is a commonCymothoe sangaris is found throughout the Guinean forests along the West African coast, & Congolian forests of Central Africa. Commonly referred to as the Blood Red Glider because its wings are a bright blood red" color. This specimen is encased in a 3x4 frame.