Spilosoma lubricipeda (Linnaeus, 1758)
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#Lepidoptera #Noctuoidea #Erebidae #Arctiinae #Arctiini #Spilosoma #Pentax #Macro #Moth #Animal #Wildlife #Nature #Mywork #Photography
Spilosoma lubricipeda (Linnaeus, 1758)
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#Lepidoptera #Noctuoidea #Erebidae #Arctiinae #Arctiini #Spilosoma #Pentax #Macro #Moth #Animal #Wildlife #Nature #Mywork #Photography
Arctia caja (Linnaeus, 1758)
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#Lepidoptera #Erebidae #Arctiinae #Arctiini #Arctiina #Arctia #Pentax #Macro #Moth #Animal #Wildlife #Nature #Mywork #Photography
4/4 Hike & Run in the mountains in #Austria
On the descent into the valley, I saw a Spanish flag / Jersey tiger (Euplagia quadripunctaria)! It is poisonous to birds, and when threatened, it shows it with its colorful hind wings.
The finale: swimming in an old-fashioned outdoor pool from 1928!
#Trailrunning #Hiking #RunnersOfMastodon #Running #Swimming #Rax #Butterfly #SpanishFlag #JerseyTiger #EuplagiaQuadripunctaria #Arctiinae #Schmetterling #SpanischeFlagge #RussischerBär #Bärenspinner
Das ungiftige Weißfleck-Widderchen (Amata phegea) sieht dem giftigen Veränderlichen Widderchen (Zygaena ephialtes) sehr ähnlich & wird deshalb von Vögeln nicht gefressen.
#Schmetterlinge #artenvielfalt #lepidoptera #insects #insekten #Arctiinae #natur #nature #Slovenija #Mimikry
From my Christmas walk in High Park: I was looking at these crusty old _Daldinia_(?) and idly wondered "what's under that loose bark?" A "woolly bear", the caterpillar of the Isabella tiger moth (_Pyrrharctia isabella_).
#mushtodon #sporespondence #fungi #bugstodon #moths #caterpillars #Lepidoptera #Erebidae #Arctiinae
Each night I run an automated #insect light here in Canberra using a #RaspberryPi, Logitech BRIO #webcam, UV LEDs and #OpenCV image segmentation. Some example images from the night of 3/4 November: Porela delineata (#Lasiocampidae), Stenoptilia zophodactylus (#Pterophoridae), Thallarcha partita (#Erebidae, #Arctiinae) and Exaireta spinigera (#Stratiomyidae).
My hope is to build a large enough set of identified images to attempt to train a #model and move towards automated #timeseries capture.