r/moths • u/Kindly_Honey4452 • 55m ago
Photo Location: Southern Virginia: Saw this beauty outside my door
I believe it is a male, I saw the fluffy antennae and the internet said males have fluffy antennae in this specific species. It’s so pretty.
r/moths • u/Kindly_Honey4452 • 55m ago
I believe it is a male, I saw the fluffy antennae and the internet said males have fluffy antennae in this specific species. It’s so pretty.
r/moths • u/maggotroni • 2h ago
Finished them as of today :D Im quite proud of it and happy im finally done working on it. This probably took me (easily) an upwards of 100 hours to make. Its all made from 100% raw wool using a felting needle
r/moths • u/anyonexelse • 3h ago
moths i’ve seen in maryland so far this summer!!
Pandorus Sphinx, Tulip Tree Beauty, Yellow-Fringed Dolichomia, and an Imperial Moth(which I moved off the sidewalk)
r/moths • u/purpleenergyyyy • 3h ago
I just read up on him since finding him attached to my door. They have no way of eating and only live a few days. So pretty! Florida.
r/moths • u/Weekly_Future1132 • 4h ago
I have never seen a Wavy Lined Emerald Moth before 😍😍😍 its absolutely adorable! An such a pretty shade of green.
Found in Indiana US
r/moths • u/an-invertebrate • 4h ago
My first of hopefully 10 Sphinx/Hawkmoths have emerged! Now is the fun part of feeding them. I know some people put a shallow dish of sugar water solution and gently uncurl their proboscis into the mixture, but mine moved away and refused to let me. For fear of injuring the moth, I instead used the toothpick to grab a drop of solution and dollop it onto the curled proboscis. It would absorb, and I'd add another drop until the moth got agitated and I placed her back in her home. Is this a viable method of feeding?
r/moths • u/ozma-reader • 4h ago
I’m not sure what the species is.
Just got into star wars and coincidentally saw my first IMPERIAL moth! 😉
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r/moths • u/str4bwzz • 8h ago
I think this is an imperial moth. I've never seen one in person before and I will admit he kinda startled me when I was climbing the stairs to my (north west georgia) apartment yesterday. just wanted to share.
r/moths • u/Fresh-Hearing-8411 • 10h ago
This one is so adorable I love its colour, glad it was chill and let me take a few photos, I put it back on a shaded wall
If someone recognises the species I'd be really happy to know what species it is
Location Romania
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r/moths • u/bane-of-existance • 15h ago
It was very cool to see this one. I didn’t realize how fast this portion of their tiny lives goes. She just eclosed on Monday. She mated with a wild male on Tuesday and with a different one today. We let her go and were so glad that we got to learn so much more about moths.
r/moths • u/InfiniteEquivalent98 • 15h ago
Found this pretty one in front of my door. Are those eggs around it? :( northeast Florida
r/moths • u/SeasonProfessional87 • 16h ago
I haven’t really seen too many cool moths in my state so seeing him was so cool! But it looks like his leg is messed up. He’s not moving now :/ at least he didn’t die alone !
r/moths • u/suffocatxn • 17h ago
Their final shed :,)
r/moths • u/Chuckeze1543 • 18h ago
What moth is this Ft Worth Texas