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So does anyone know what kind of moth this is? I found it dead in my garage this morning so I decided that I'd mount it. I looked up the steps to mount a bug for display purposes and right now he's in a relaxation chamber to make sure he's limber for positioning later this week.
But I'd like to know it's proper breed to label him correctly.
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To: people who pin insects
I’m currently having a sort of ethical dilemma on starting bug collecting as a hobby. I have no problem when specimens are collected for scientific study nor do I judge people who do it as a hobby. I’ve even collected some beetles that I will pin soon. For some reason my brain is making me feel bad because to collect a live insect for pinning is killing a creature just because I find it pretty/cool. And I’m not lucky enough to find already dead specimens that are in any shape for pinning. Any thoughts? Advice?
