This image depicts a collection of preserved butterflies displayed in a wooden-framed shadow box, located in Davao City, Philippines. The frame, constructed from light-toned wood, rests upon a rumpled, light-colored fabric surface, likely a bedsheet. Inside the shadow box, nine butterflies are meticulously mounted against a white, textured foam backing. From the top row, left to right: a black and yellow patterned butterfly, a large black butterfly with prominent cream-white markings, and a black butterfly with distinct mint-green patterns. In the middle row: a small, pale brown and white butterfly, a small yellow butterfly, and a medium-sized orange and brown butterfly with a singular black spot on its hindwing. The bottom row features a large, cream-colored butterfly with intricate black venation, two smaller dark brown butterflies with subtle lighter spots, and a partially visible dark butterfly displaying a faint iridescent blue-purple sheen. A small, stylized figurine is positioned outside the shadow box in the lower right corner, partially seated on the frame's edge. The figurine has peach-colored skin, a reddish-orange cap resembling a mushroom or flower, bright yellow eyes, and holds translucent orange wing-like or petal-like structures. The scene is illuminated by soft, direct lighting.Private butterfly collection displayed w
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Sun, Jun 7, 2026, 06:14 AM

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Davao City, Philippines

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This image depicts a collection of preserved butterflies displayed in a wooden-framed shadow box, located in Davao City, Philippines. The frame, constructed from light-toned wood, rests upon a rumpled…read more

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