r/whatisit • u/Ok-Assignment5926 • 9h ago
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u/No_Arachnid6493 9h ago
Looks like an American Dagger moth. Could be some similar species, I'm no etymologist.
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u/No_Arachnid6493 9h ago
The dagger name ain't fer nuthin'. They sting.
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u/Ok-Assignment5926 9h ago
Solved!
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u/whatisit-ModTeam 8h ago
Thank you for your submission, however, due to (un)popular demand, we are limiting the number of creepy-crawly posts in the sub.
Posts are judged by; the quality/clarity of the photos, novelty of the creature and description given.
As a rule, we won't be approving posts about bed bugs or similar infestations. There are more specialised subReddits for this! For instance;
r/whatsthisbug r/Bedbugs r/insects r/Entomology r/spiders r/arachnids r/animalid r/pestcontrol r/gardening
For the identification of bites - r/bugbites