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Heliocypha fenestrata Damselfly Specimen | A1 Quality | Dry-Preserved Spread | ODONATA

A1 Quality Damselfly Specimen

Heliocypha fenestrata (Order: ODONATA) – A museum-quality jewel damselfly specimen in A1 condition, expertly dry-preserved and spread for collectors, educators, and natural history enthusiasts.

Specimen Details

  • Scientific name: Heliocypha fenestrata
  • Family: Chlorocyphidae (jewel damselflies)
  • Order: Odonata (dragonflies & damselflies)
  • Quality grade: A1 Premium condition with excellent preservation
  • Condition: Dry-preserved, spread, ready for display or study
  • Ideal for: Entomology collections, educational displays, cabinet of curiosities, framed insect art, odonatology study

About Heliocypha fenestrata

Heliocypha fenestrata is one of the most visually spectacular damselflies in Southeast Asia — a jewel damselfly within the family Chlorocyphidae, a group renowned for producing some of the most brilliantly coloured and iridescent Odonata in the world. Distributed along clear, sunlit forest streams across the region, fenestrata is distinguished by its vivid metallic body colouration and the striking white or pale ‘window’ patches on its wings that give the species its name (fenestrata: windowed). Males are particularly spectacular, flashing their wing patches in territorial and courtship displays that make them among the most dazzling insects in their habitat. In spread position, the full beauty of the wing patterning and iridescent body is revealed — a genuinely jewel-like specimen and a standout piece in any Odonata collection or natural history display.

Perfect for entomologists, natural history collectors, educators, artists, interior designers seeking authentic Victorian cabinet aesthetics, and anyone passionate about the extraordinary diversity of the insect world.

£12.99 GBP

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