Yesterday as I delight to the shining sun and the terribly missed blue sky, I spotted another spots. But this time it’s a moth and it’s the first time I’ve seen such kind. She wouldn’t keep still at first, so I thought I wont be able to have a good shot. But luckily, after a while, she was so cooperative. She is really very lovely so I keep referring to her as “she.”
After checking my references and searching through the Internet, I gathered that it is a forester kind. I’m still searching for it’s specific name as I’m writing this… I just can’t keep hold of my delight so I’m posting it now.
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As usual, I love your close-ups of her dear little face, giving us a glimpse into her little moth soul. Thank you so much. I’m glad you love and pay attention to the little things. I do too. I know where the green lynx spider and the large green grasshoppers live in my rose geranium plant on my patio. Nature is so beautiful and awesomely intelligent.
thank you very much, joy. it’s really wonderful there’s someone like you who appreciate what i do here. truly, nature is pure awesomeness!
Beautiful moth, beautiful photos!
Maganda dito!
Love from Rach.
thank you, rach! you are beautiful as well!
Beautiful photos of a delightful subject, no wonder you felt special!
thank you so much!
Unbeliveably beautiful shots! Wow!!
thanks a lot!
I don’t know the difference between a moth and a butterfly, but this is as beautiful as our butterflies! Thanks so much!
thanks! the pleasure is mine… their difference, i think, has something to do with the wings and eyes. and other than those two there are also skippers.
Great shots! It’s such a joy to be able to capture Nature in photographs. Your closeups are awesome – thanks for sharing!
and it gives me such pleasure that you appreciate them. many thanks!
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