Apr 23, 2025
Red-breasted green tiger moth, Chlorhoda metamelaena, Erebidae
Photographed in Colombia by alefox123
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Red-breasted green tiger moth, Chlorhoda metamelaena, Erebidae
Photographed in Colombia by alefox123
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Tiger Moth (Trichomia sp.), family Erebidae, Venezuela
photograph by Arthur Anker
a rogue pipe cleaner.... escaped from the craft supplies
it has been an absolutely incredible year for moths. Look at this handsome tiger!!
throwback to that one psychosis I had that made me design a bunch of d&d characters out of moths
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Amata moths mating By: Anthony Bannister From: The Mating Game 1976
De Havilland Tiger Moth ( 1930s ) 😁😁
This beauty is a harnessed tiger moth (Apantesis phalerata). She is a custom order I made for one of my lovely clients a couple weeks ago. I don’t normally make my moths with their wings closed, but I’m really happy with the way this one turned out. I’m thinking of trying some more like this. 🤍🖤🤍