Found outside our home
May 31, 2016
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Wednesday, June 08, 2016
Wordless Wednesday June 8, 2016
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I have never seen a moth so pretty! catchatwithcarenandcody
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful moth! Have a wonderful Wednesday. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moth!
ReplyDeleteit is a moth? not a butterfly! little do I know. great capture.
ReplyDeleteThe ones with "eyes" on the wings always fascinate me, i wonder how many predators it really fools.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Is that a Cleopatra moth?
ReplyDeleteStephen-
ReplyDeleteIt is a Polyphemus Moth is one of our biggest moths, growing up to a 5 1/2 inch wingspan. It has brownish-yellow wings with a black and white, wavy line on each. It has a small, mostly yellow eyespot on each forewing (front wings), and larger blue, black, and yellow eyespots on the hindwings. Underneath, the moths' wings look like dead leaves.
Polyphemus Moths are usually found in forests, but can also be seen in marshes and parks.