Insects
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@ARNC hahaha, anyone who denies evolution just sounds silly after viewing that magnificent insect.
I was thinking about this sub the other day, as moths are starting to enter our wooded home again. I call it the "buggening," and it starts now.
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The picture is unfortunately only a zoomed in still of a short video I filmed with my phone at my parent's house. At first I got really excited because I was under the impression there is a humming bird in my parent's garden, which is highly unlikely.
I did some research and found out that it is a hummingbird hawk-moth - such an incredible creature! It was floating while drinking from a blossom.
The second picture is taken from wikipedia.
Here's some info:
You're it.
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@Heavy_blue These pictures are phenomenal!
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@RobeOfTheMagi thanks brother
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Circle of life
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@RobeOfTheMagi wow what a beautiful photo of the hawk moth. My mom planted a butterfly bush in the front yard when I was a kid. I would often see them on it. So cool!
edit: My mother in law brought a clipping from her butterfly bush to my house last spring and it is growing strong. I bought a second one at a plant sale the other weekend, so hopefully in a couple of years, I will see some hawk moths again.
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@SKT cool close ups
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@cityofdelusion the irony is that those big and scary spiders aren't dangerous. In fact, a Huntsman will eat the more problematic ones.
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@Graeme Wow. I have some woodlice and that's about it
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@pechelman ah that's what they are called. I couldn't remember!
