Optical Electronic Computer Mouse (Black Case - Glow in the dark)

Real Common Jester Butterfly - Symbrenthia lilaea specimen encased in clear lucite material (lower half part of the mouse). The specimen is crystal clear, transparent and indestructible. Safe, authentic and completely unbreakable specimen put the Butterfly right at your fingertips! 

It glows in the dark!

The butterfly wings stretch to 5.5 cm (2.2 inch).

Size of the arcylic part is 5.3 x 6.0 x 2.5 cm (2.1x2.4x1 inch).

Size of the whole computer mouse is 12 x 6 x 3 cm(4.7x2.4x1.2 inch).

Weight of the computer mouse is 120 g (0.26 pound) and 170 g (0.37 pound) with packing box.

It is an ideal computer accessory and also a very good collectible item for every body. 

Features:
Optical mouse can work on almost any surfaces, it also can eliminate dust.
Specifications:
Interface: PS/2; USB; USB+PS/2       Mouse Buttons: 2 Buttons+ 1 Wheel
Software resolution: Up to 6400 DPI    Hardware resolution: 800DPI
Micro Switch: 1 million cycle life   Encoder: Opto-Mechanical
Browse way: Vertical + Horizontal Scroll
Driver compatible with: Windows 98/2000/ME/NT/XP
The mouse blinks with red, blue and green lights once plugged.

The mouse is rechargeable with a USB cord packed in the box.

Product size: 120*60*30 mm

This is a handmade real animal specimen craft. Each one will be a bit different (specimen size, color and posture) even in the same production batch.
The pictures in the listing are just for reference as we are selling multiple pieces with same pictures.

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Common Jester - Symbrenthia lilaea

Order: Lepidoptera   Family: Nymphalidae   Subfamily: Nymphalinae   Genus: Symbrenthia   Species: S. hippoclus

The Common Jester, Symbrenthia hippoclus is a species of nymphalid butterfly found in South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Wet-season form male. Upperside black, with orange-yellow markings as follows:

Fore wing: discoidal streak clavate, bi-indentate above; a contiguous spot at base of interspace 3; a short, outwardly oblique band from middle of dorsum contracted in the middle; another outwardly oblique, somewhat macular, short, broad, preapical band from beyond middle of costa to interspace 4, with two small spots above it in interspaces 5 and 6.

Hind wing: a very broad sub-basal transverse band narrow at the costal margin, a postdiscal narrower similar band contracted into a line towards costal margin, sometimes traversed by a line of black spots and a subterminal very slender line.

Dry season form at Samsing in Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India.

Underside, ochraceous orange with numerous spots and lines of ferruginous, that form on fore wing a short, outwardly oblique streak not extending beyond interspaced, and on hind wing a sub-basal transverse streak in continual ion of the above streak on the fore wing; also on both wind's a series of obscure postdiscal cone-shaped marks, irrorated and rendered indistinct on the hind wing by a large patch of pink scales turning to a bluish lunule in interspace 3; fore wing with a ferruginous, hind wing with a pale yellow subterminal line.

Antennae black, ochraceous at apex; head with ferruginous pubescence; thorax and abdomen black on upperside, ochraceous beneath.

Female: Similar, the orange markings broader and somewhat paler on the upperside.

Dry season form differs in both sexes as follows: The orange markings on the upperside broader and paler in the middle, the short bands oil the anterior and posterior portions of the wing coalescing. Underside paler, all the dark markings less clearly defined than in the wet-season form.

Distribution

The Himalayas from Simla to Sikhim; Assam; Burma; Tenasserim, extending to the Malayan Subregion.

Life history

Larva

Body cylindrical. Head black, flattened in front, vortex broad and sharply depressed in the middle, minutely hairy, cheeks slightly tuberculous ; third to the last segment armed with a dorsal and four lateral rows of black, rigid, branched spines on each side; segments fuliginous black, second segment with a slender pale ochreous dorsal line, third to last segment with two sublateral rows of small pale ochreous spots.

Pupa

Pale purpurescent ochreous; thorax and abdomen laterally protuberant in front; with a thoracic and anterior-dorsal pointed prominence; abdominal segment with a row of dorsal and lateral small points; head-piece projecting and widely cleft.