Magpie moth & caterpillar study from my sketchbook 🦋🐛
I was charmed by their shared resemblance as so many caterpillars look completely different to their final forms.
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Magpie moth & caterpillar study from my sketchbook 🦋🐛
I was charmed by their shared resemblance as so many caterpillars look completely different to their final forms.
Made the CHNT cabin(s) in Minecraft!!!
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Magpie moth at (by?) dusk. A camping trip almost ten years ago now (feeling even further away, if possible), right outside our tent.
(Abraxas grossulariata, imago)
7.vii.2017
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The Entomologist's Text Book. Written and illustrated by John Obadiah Westwood. 1838.
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@billiuspendragon submitted: Me and my dad have been trying to identify this fine fellow but haven’t been able to find it in our bug-identifying book. Could you help us out? Who is this?
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I’m not surprised it wasn’t in your book as this one is fairly rare in your area. It’s a clouded magpie moth, Abraxas sylvata :)
Rainforest colours #9. Murray Falls.
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Prompt number 26 is the Magpie Moth, dancing on a leaf!