Butterfly bowtie

Abstract

A bowtie that looks like a butterfly with opened wings which a person can wear on the front of one's neck in the manner that one normally wears a bowtie.

1 . A bowtie that is a photorealistic representation of a specific species of butterfly or moth (Order Lepidoptera) wherein said representation is distinctly identifiable as said specific species by matching said representation with a distinctly similar representation of said specific species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of butterflies and/or moths; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species. 
     
     
         2 . (canceled) 
     
     
         3 . A bowtie according to  claim 1  wherein said photorealistic representation of a specific species of butterfly or moth has a shape, thinness, and coloration that distinctly aligns with the same shape, thinness, and coloration of said specific species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of butterflies and/or moths; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species. 
     
     
         4 . A bowtie according to  claim 1  wherein said photorealistic representation of a specific species of butterfly or moth is clearly named, labeled, or otherwise categorized for mercantile purposes by the same name of a distinctly similar representation of said species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of butterflies and/or moths; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species. 
     
     
         5 . A bowtie that is a photorealistic representation of a specific species of dragonfly (Order Odonata) wherein said representation is distinctly identifiable as said specific species by matching said representation with a distinctly similar representation of said specific species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of dragonflies; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species. 
     
     
         6 . A bowtie according to  claim 5  wherein said photorealistic representation of a specific species of dragonfly is clearly named, labeled, or otherwise categorized for mercantile purposes by the same name of a distinctly similar representation of said species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of dragonflies; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species. 
     
     
         7 . A bowtie according to  claim 5  wherein said photorealistic representation of a specific species of dragonfly is clearly named, labeled, or otherwise categorized for mercantile purposes by the same name of a distinctly similar representation of said species as it (A) appears in an authoritative publication that describes named species of dragonflies; (B) is a living specimen of said specific species; and/or (C) is a dead specimen of said specific species that is mounted or displayed and labeled as a specimen of said specific species.