An Orange Sulphur butterfly, found in perfect condition in a garage in Dallas, Texas. Displayed under a glass cloche on a bed of moss and leaves salvaged from a Carolina Wren's nest — two found things, now keeping each other company.
The Orange Sulphur is one of the most common butterflies in Texas — a creature of open fields, roadsides, and grasslands, completely at home on the high plains. You've probably driven past thousands of them without stopping. This one stopped.
Found objects have a way of asking to be seen. This one ended up under glass.
Displayed on a 4" base under a 6" glass cloche.
One of a kind.
An Orange Sulphur butterfly, found in perfect condition in a garage in Dallas, Texas. Displayed under a glass cloche on a bed of moss and leaves salvaged from a Carolina Wren's nest — two found things, now keeping each other company.
The Orange Sulphur is one of the most common butterflies in Texas — a creature of open fields, roadsides, and grasslands, completely at home on the high plains. You've probably driven past thousands of them without stopping. This one stopped.
Found objects have a way of asking to be seen. This one ended up under glass.
Displayed on a 4" base under a 6" glass cloche.
One of a kind.
