Tiger moth

One of our most distinctive and cherished moths, the Garden Tiger is at home on moorland and coastal grasslands as well as gardens, and is on the wing in July. The hairy caterpillars are known to many as ‘woolly bears’ – they are a favourite food of Cuckoos. Sadly the dramatic decline of the Cuckoo […]

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Tiger moth

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Aganainae (Snouted Tiger Moths) of the Philippines

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iHearts143Quotes: The Blue Tiger moth (Dysphania Nelera) is a beautiful day-flying moth in the family Geometridae and is typical of the tribe Dysphaniini. They have a wingspan of 2.0-3.3 inches, and they are relatively

MACRO MONDAYS - Line Symmetry. Resting in the shade on a wooden gate, my insect for today. From the webpage, www.brisbaneinsects.com I have identified it as the Black Thorax Wasp Moth, Amata trigonophora. In the subfamilly Ctenuchinae.

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Virginian Tiger Moth or Yellow Woolybear Moth Spilosoma virginica (Fabricius, 1798) | Butterflies and Moths of North America