Agnieszka R. TurczyńskaI have never seen a moth this big. Those bricks are 5cm tall. I would be genuinely scared for a moment, if this moth would unexpectedly land on me during the evening.
Stan CareyMet this lovely White Ermine (Spilosoma lubricipeda) in the shade out the back
#moths #wildlife #Ireland #mothtodon #IrishWildlife #NaturePhotography
PhilWill#mothtodon
Spotted before jumping on the train, a beautiful moth about the size of my hand
Spotted before jumping on the train, a beautiful moth about the size of my hand
Anomalous HumanThis beauty greeted me on my morning trek outside, wings & body moving in the morning breeze. #Moth #Mothtodon #MayTheMothBeWithYou
Tamami
Tamami
I was pulling weed in a corner of my backyard and I almost stepped on this beautiful creature. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum). Enjoy a moment of magic...
(ALT text here as I can't add to a video. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth on my hand, fluttering its wings, and when I brought it to blooming dark pink snapdragon flowers, it showed a split second interest, and flew off)
#moth #insect #Mothtodon
(ALT text here as I can't add to a video. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth on my hand, fluttering its wings, and when I brought it to blooming dark pink snapdragon flowers, it showed a split second interest, and flew off)
#moth #insect #Mothtodon
I was pulling weed in a corner of my backyard and I almost stepped on this beautiful creature. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum). Enjoy a moment of magic...
(ALT text here as I can't add to a video. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth on my hand, fluttering its wings, and when I brought it to blooming dark pink snapdragon flowers, it showed a split second interest, and flew off)
#moth #insect #Mothtodon
(ALT text here as I can't add to a video. It's a hummingbird hawk-moth on my hand, fluttering its wings, and when I brought it to blooming dark pink snapdragon flowers, it showed a split second interest, and flew off)
#moth #insect #Mothtodon
David M. Levinson ⁂
CarySaw this interesting "Flying IUD" last night...
Per iNaturalist:
The T-Moth or Morning-glory Plume Moth (Emmelina monodactyla) is a moth of the family Pterophoridae. It is found in Europe, Japan, central Asia, North Africa and North America.
It was resting under the neighbor's porch light last night as I was leaving their house.
