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Dramatic contrasting colors in two butterflies from the same island. Each developed into different species to protect itself from predators. Darwin would be proud! The bright orange Croesus tells predators to stay away, and the Urvillianus has deep purple and blue shades, making it blend into the colors of the sky as it flies. Each measures 5" wide and 4" tall in a 10"x13" frame.
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