Sep 1, 2025
Green-veined satin geometer moth, Doratoptera nicevillei, Geometridae
Found sporadically throughout mainland Asia
Photos by benoit_segerer
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Green-veined satin geometer moth, Doratoptera nicevillei, Geometridae
Found sporadically throughout mainland Asia
Photos by benoit_segerer
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Insane color moth!! These are reminded me of some kind of ice cream
Oriental Orange Banded Green Geometer Moth (Eucyclodes gavissima)
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INCREDIBLY TINY INCHWORM
Magpie moth caterpillar By: Unknown photographer From: The Grolier Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals 1994
Here's a super interesting moth that looks like a dead leaf! (FL)
MOTH ID - FL, USA:
Mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, there are few different Geometrid moths that look like this, so my best guess on this on is Curve-toothed Geometer Moth (Eutrapela clemataria), family Geometridae.
This species has a decent amount of variation.
Species Eutrapela clemataria - Curve-toothed Geometer - Hodges#6966 - BugGuide.Net
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 9TH, 2026 | Image IDs: Two photos of a large brown geometer moth on a bunch of very light purple flowers /End IDs.]
Emerald moth (hemithea aestivaria)
Have you seen the common emerald (Hemithea aestivaria)?
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I'm not sure
a geometer geometer :)
sort of designed monochrome as an analogy to maths animal, idk what their relationship is but maths animal is definitely senior to geometry animal
the shape of the antenna are meant to invoke fractal curves but not really a specific one
perhaps it would have made more sense to use the infinitely more recognisable inchworm for this but hey, they were a child at some point