An ethereal White Ghost Cicada (Ayuthia spectabilis) displayed with wings fully spread to showcase its unusual pale coloration and intricate wing structure. Native to Southeast Asia, this striking cicada is named for its ghostly appearance, with a powdery white abdomen and translucent wings patterned in smoky black, soft gray, and warm golden-brown.
 
The nearly transparent wings reveal a delicate network of golden veins, while the mottled body and large amber-brown eyes add remarkable detail when viewed up close. Its muted palette gives the specimen an almost spectral quality, a dramatic contrast to the darker coloration more commonly associated with cicadas.
 
The specimen is mounted against a black background with a fine light border and presented within a black shadowbox-style frame. Its broad wingspan and pale coloration make it an understated but distinctive natural history display.
 
Details:
Ayuthia spectabilis White Ghost Cicada
Preserved natural insect specimen
Wings displayed open to showcase coloration and structure
Black shadowbox-style frame with black background
Hanging hardware on reverse
Frame measures approximately 8" × 6"
 
Please note: You will receive the same type of natural specimen shown, but not necessarily the exact piece pictured. Because each specimen is unique, slight variations in size, shape, coloring, patterning, and positioning are to be expected.