Morpho godarti Butterfly is a species of butterfly

is a species of butterfly native to Peru and Bolivia

earning them their common name

The Dorysthenes walkeri

with some species also found in parts of Mexico and Central America

while their larvae develop in rotting wood

Morpho godarti Butterfly is a species of butterflyMorpho godarti, also known as Godart's morpho, is a species of butterfly native to Peru and Bolivia. It was named after the French entomologist Jean Baptiste Godart and is just one of over 80 species of Morpho butterflies found in South America, with some species also inhabiting Mexico and Central America. The name "morpho" is thought to stem from the butterflies' ability to change shape while in flight. This stunning specimen is perfectly preserved