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Trick or treat!
you receive: an Oleander Hawkmoth!
(source)
as the name suggests, the larvae of these moths often feed on Oleander, however they're also known to feed on several other plants in the Dogbane family. their native range includes parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe
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[ID: Six photos of a hummingbird hawk-moth, flying around small, purple flowers. End ID]
the other thing about honey is that it's both fun and easy to doodle
Eyed Hawk-moth (Smerinthus ocellata) caterpillar, in situ - with sallow food plant by Will Atkins Via Flickr: Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire. You can see where it's had a good old chew on the sallow leaves, not long before pupation.
