Morpho godarti entomology bright colouration and pattern of

bright colouration and pattern of the wings are meant to indicate to predators that this butterfly is inedible

a beautiful butterfly from the Papilionidae family

the European peacock

captured by Beth Watson at the Louvre in Paris

The majority of the species from this genus are found in Southeast Asia

Morpho godarti entomology bright colouration and pattern ofMorpho godarti, or Godart's morpho, is a butterfly species that can be found in Peru and Bolivia. It was named after the French entomologist Jean Baptiste Godart and is one of over 80 species of Morpho butterflies found in South America, with some also found in Mexico and Central America. The name "morpho" is believed to come from the butterflies' ability to change shape while flying. This exquisite specimen is beautifully preserved and displayed in a