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Moth Of The Day #104
Ruby Tiger
Phragmatobia fuliginosa
From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 35-45 mm. They inhabit most open habitats, including downland, heathland, moorland, woodland clearings, sand-dunes, gardens and water meadows. They can be found in most of Europe, North Africa, Russia, Central Asia, Tibet and certain areas of North America.
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Ruby tiger moth at my door, 10.06.2025
Moth May Day 12: Ruby Tiger Moth!
A gorgeous (somewhat emo colored) moth. I don’t use red often enough in my art! I had a blast messing around with the different shades.
saw this little guy in central ohio and i’d love to know what he is (i don’t think i already asked, but if i did and forgot [entirely possible but i tried to check] feel free to ignore :))
I don't think I've IDed it before, but I see a lot of bugs so who knows! It's a moth caterpillar - looks like some kind of tiger, possibly a ruby tiger moth, but I'd need a better look at it to feel more confident in that ID.
// cw moths part of my new sticker set of lil guys on display :))
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Ruby Tiger moth update!
Could only spot one but they've cocooned!
Ruby tiger moth
Img credit: butterfly-conservation.org
phragmatobia fuliginosa
ruby tiger moth
location: palearctic
