Thursday, October 18, 2012
Fall Moths
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Every year I find moths on our house that I've never seen before. The variety seems endless. This one , looking so much like a dried leaf with tiny dark spots and a ragged edge, is a marvelous example of camouflage.
Even its body looks like a rolled leaf. Don't know what kind it is, but lots of fun to look at.
This one is such a soft, furry grey. It reminds me of a donkey. Not very good camouflage!
I always like the ones that look like woodgrain. Beautiful scalloped wing ends with a delicate little accent of white and dark grey.
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They are so pretty when you take the time to look at them! I only have issues with wax moths, who can cause lots of problems with my beehives and stored frames of wax.
ReplyDeleteI like the donkey moth!
The picture at the top s a maple spanworm moth.
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