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Good morning, pls enjoy this jersey tiger moth and all its fancy wings. May we always have moths like this in the world 🦋💖

This species feeds on many common herbaceous plants that some ppl call weeds. That includes brambles, plantains, and nettles (which feed so many different moths/butterflies/beetles/etc etc. Always worth keeping some nettles!)

Bugs; perpetually the best reason not to overdo it with the weeding.

The biggest wild moths I ever met were these delightful chonks. They're privet hawkmoths, the largest hawkmoth species that lives here in the UK. These friendly giants drop by my nieces often, which is where I met them. I haven't see this species in my own area yet, but may we always have such moths to look out for 🦋💖🦋

Sunday emergency moth to bring you joy: look at this beautiful lappet moth going about it's day, making the world a better place by existing. What a perfect fluffy leaf <3

Image by Chien C Lee on Flickr - I share on here so I can add alt text, but pls go visit their Flickr gallery because it's full of amazing bugs.