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The silver striped hawk moth is not a common sight in the UK, originating mainly in Africa and South Asia. One of several unusual moths we have seen in my son’s garden this year.
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A splendid visitor.
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He was lovely.
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😍
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It’s a beautiful creature 💜
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And furry enough to want to stroke 🙂
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Amazing
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Moths can be gorgeous!
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They can. I’ve never understood why they are not as much loved as butterflies.
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I’ve been observing the moth caterpillars more this year. Some are very hairy little guys – Some are what is called a tussock moth. Most end up as small brown moths. Some have equal light tan on both upper and lower wings, and some have lighter coloring on their lower wings.
When I was visiting a butterfly house I got to see the largest moth ever: An Atlas Moth! As big as two hands toether!
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We encountered an enormous moth in a shipping warehouse once…bigger than out small bats.
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Could have been the Atlas Moth! Sound about the right size 🙂
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🙂
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