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@the-changelings submitted: saw a pretty moth the other day and thought you might like them :) northern Utah, USA
I don't like them :\ I LOVE THEM! Brown moths are under rated and this one is very pretty. Looks like a dart moth but I don't recognize which one!
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crucialis woodling moth?
Moth Of The Day #26
Crucialis woodling moth
Egira crucialis
From the noctuidae family. They have a wingspan of about 37-40mm. They tend to inhabit wet coniferous forests and riparian forests. They are found throughout various states in the USA.
Bent line dart moth.
It was the only moth around. Maybe it's finally too cold.
@blubgod submitted: Howdy! I'm really struggling to ID this moth, and they're pretty common where I live. Found ~30 miles NW of [removed] (please remove, thanks!) Any idea what it could be?
Hiii looks like a master’s dart moth, Feltia herilis :)
@biitumen submitted: Hi there. I found this beautiful friend weeding in the garden yesterday. The biggest of this type of moth I’ve seen. ( about 1.5-2 “ long) When they flew there was a nice mangoey orange colour going on which I assume was the underwing . I’d love an id. if possible Victoria bc
Oh this is a large friend! It’s a noctuid, and likely a dart. I would say a Smith’s dart is the closest fit. Photos here for comparison!
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Bent line dart moth!
She was much fuzzier in real life.
Today I made a wonderful friend.
This is my dart moth friend, Dr. Long. He is named for his mighty proboscis! He was stuck in my home for a few days, and was finally caught. I immediately took him up for analysis. The weather has grown too cold for him. When attempting to re-release him, he refused. I don’t think it helped that I had cooked up some moth pizza for him! (Tiny triangular mango slices). Oh, he LOVED his pizza!!! =)
We are together for the time being. I may try to keep him until after the storm, and then release him. He just seemed so hesitant to leave tonight. He climbed onto my shirt, then crawled directly onto the spot above my heart. He looked up at me as a cold breeze blew, like he was asking me if he could crash on my couch for a bit. It doesn’t help that it’s Christmas time, and all of the pesky lights are around. Pesky to moths, at least. I walk around and free moths from light jail, sometimes. That, and their water buckets. Moths really are damsels. You will just have to take my word when I tell you that I could NOT stop laughing as he ate the “cheese” on his pizza. They are just so adorable, so valuable in this world. He can stay with me as long as he wants — I will try to release him at any appropriate opportunity, of course.
I will name the next one “Vanillab Zungia”.
good morning to this fluffy little woman flapping her wings
