Jun 12
i saw a euproctis tussock moth on my bedroom curtain last night and she was so beautiful. i couldnt take a picture because she left the spot :( but she was so beautiful. baby angel.
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i saw a euproctis tussock moth on my bedroom curtain last night and she was so beautiful. i couldnt take a picture because she left the spot :( but she was so beautiful. baby angel.
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stupid idiot tried to escape and went behind my stupid idiot bookshelf
HUMMINGBIRD MOTH
little baby we love 🩶🩶
lookie at this absolute beauty I caught the other night
she’s also laying eggs which means I get a second chance at raising Luna moths:D
Woah, new design for Circus bug! He's a full buggie now!
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Several moths I have seen this week. IDs below (feel free to correct me if these are wrong, my phone told me most of them)
1. treble brown spot, Idaea trigeminata
2. common carpet, Epirrhoe alternata
3. plum tortix, Hedya pruniana
4. pug, Geometridae sp.
5. red twin-spot carpet, Xanthorhoe spadicearia
6. Cauchas fibulella
7. white ermine, Spilosoma lubricipeda
8. white ermine, Spilosoma lubricipeda
9. green carpet, Colostygia pectinataria
10. barred umber, Plagodis pulveraria
Beautiful Pink striped Oakworm Moth next to what I assume are her eggs :)
another porch moth