Jul 19, 2025
An eclipse of satin white moths (Palpita flegia) in the Volcán Tacaná Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas, Mexico
by Benigno Gómez y Gómez
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An eclipse of satin white moths (Palpita flegia) in the Volcán Tacaná Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas, Mexico
by Benigno Gómez y Gómez
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Coffee-loving Pyrausta Moth (Pyrausta tyralis), family Crambidae, Central FL, USA
photograph by Nash Turley
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 9TH, 2026 | Image IDs: Four photos of a black and white Desmia genus crambid moth on a small pile of rocks /End IDs.]
Bug of the Occasional Day
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Male margined green pearl moth, Parotis marginata, Crambidae
Note: The bristles at the end of the abdomen are a structure known as a hair-pencil. Hair-pencils are found on male Lepidopterans and used for pheromone signaling. The pheromones secreted from the hair-pencil glands serve as an aphrodisiac and tranquilizer for females, and sometimes as a repellent for males of the same species. The hair-pencil structure is stored inside the body until courtship begins, at which time it is everted.
Photographed in New South Wales by dhobern
This piece of dried grass has googly eyes.
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