Morpho Godarti Butterfly Brooch Pin a native grass in Guatemala

a native grass in Guatemala and trimmed with a pine needle accent

(Capacity 37

use for sautéing and baking

They are caught feeding each other and hence the name

So of course we obliged

Morpho Godarti Butterfly Brooch Pin a native grass in GuatemalaThe "Blue Morpho" butterfly, specifically Morpho Godarti, challenges its' name as many females arent actually blue. To deter predators, the upper wings contrast with brown undersides resembling foliage. Eyespots, an odorous gland, and a "flashing" defense add layers to its' survival toolkit. Diurnal and UV sensitive, these enchanting butterflies display a mesmerizing disappearing act in the sunlight, making them a remarkable sight in the Amazon jungle.