Apr 22, 2024
Hologram moth, Diachrysia balluca, Noctuidae
Found in the Northeastern and Midwestern US and eastern Canada
Photos by diohio1
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Hologram moth, Diachrysia balluca, Noctuidae
Found in the Northeastern and Midwestern US and eastern Canada
Photos by diohio1
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Noctuid caterpillar
Nov 13 2020
Thanks to @onenicebugperday for ID :D
Walker's Moth (Sosxetra grata) - Belize by Thomas Shahan Via Flickr: A fantastically fluffy moth found by Jena Johnson during last week's Bugshot Macrophotography course in Belize. More info and photos to come! Dorsal view of this specimen here: www.flickr.com/photos/49580580@N02/with/15078052249/
Walker's Moth (Sosxetra grata) - Belize by Thomas Shahan Via Flickr: A fantastically fluffy moth found by Jena Johnson during last week's Bugshot Macrophotography course in Belize. More info and photos to come! Dorsal view of this specimen here: www.flickr.com/photos/49580580@N02/with/15078052249/
I am living art (Noctuid Moth) by Wesley Oosthuizen Via Flickr: Location: New Taipei, Taiwan
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Walker’s Moth (Sosxetra grata) - Belize by Thomas Shahan on Flickr.
Walker's Moth (Sosxetra grata) - Belize by Thomas Shahan on Flickr.
" Bichinho Lindo."
A deceased Dasypodia selenophora that I found in a garage. Quite common in summer. AKA Southern Old Lady, Large Brown House Moth, and Santa's Elf. I guess SOMEBODY isn't getting any presents this year.