An entomological display case, white-framed and featuring a clear glass front, contains eight pinned butterfly specimens

An entomological display case, white-framed and featuring a clear glass front, contains eight pinned butterfly specimens. The case is located within the Natural History Museum in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, as indicated by a Cyrillic label in the bottom right corner. The specimens are arranged in three rows against a light-colored background. In the top row, from left to right, are: a black and white patterned *Papilio demoleus*; a dark green and iridescent green-striped *Papilio palinurus*; and an orange and black patterned *Cethosia cyane*. The middle row, from left to right, displays: a brownish-orange *Vindula dejone*; and a white butterfly with distinct black vein patterns, identified as *Idea leuconoe*. The bottom row features, from left to right: a predominantly white *Morpho polyphemus* with small black markings; and a large, iridescent blue *Morpho peleides*. Each butterfly specimen is accompanied by a small white label providing its scientific name and family classification. Reflections are visible on the glass surface of the display case. No human figures or dynamic actions are present in the scene.