dumbass-moth
dumbass-moth
Aspiring lepidopterist
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Hi there, I'm Moth :) 🐛 Autistic moth enthusiast 🐛 20 & Transmasc - He/They/It 🐛 Other bugs may get reblogged, but this blog will always remain arachnophobia safe!! 💕💕 icon credit: gothwasps
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Carolina sphinx Manduca sexta
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Look at this gorgeous girl I found the other day
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Moth appreciation day!
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Thank you for appreciating this moth.
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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As @onenicebugperday is not currently accepting submissions, here is a moth friend I found at work.
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They (I think they are a ‘she,’ but I’m not sure) was trying to sleep in a very bright spot that gets way too hot come midday.
I moved our friend to a more sheltered spot.
I’m pretty sure they’re in the family Saturniidae. I don’t know which species. Their secondary wings were a beautiful shade of sunset pink, but they weren’t interested in showing them off aside from annoyed fluttering.
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Covering their little face 🥺🩷
Here is a video of them tucking their face, and those big eyes!, into their fluff. Sorry for the blurry quality at some parts.
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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☆*: .。. moth stimboard .。.:*☆
ty to everyone who voted in the poll! ✧
x x x | x x x | x x x
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Moth Of The Day #69
Common Plume Moth / Morning-glory Plume Moth / T-moth
Emmelina monodactyla
From the pterophoridae family. They have a wingspan of 18-27 mm. They tend to inhabit woodland, scrub, hedgerows and gardens. They can be found in Europe, Japan, Central Asia, North Africa and North America. 
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Moths on the blacklighting equipment (not mine, a colleague's). IDs in tags.
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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@greenix submitted: mystery bug from [removed] (please remove location)! found this little guy on my plants. iNat was startlingly unhelpful with him!
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also, here's a gorgeous Polyphemus moth I found the other day. wishing you good bug sightings!
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I'm surprised iNat was unhelpful with the first because they're very common! It's a lady beetle pupa, likely an Asian lady beetle. The polyphemus moth is beautiful if a bit battered! I love her. And thank you! I have definitely been seeing some nice bugs lately :)
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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- Tags ID'd this little guy as the Virginian tiger moth :) -
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hello, im baby
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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My favourite moth, the Spanish moon moth 🥺💕
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🦋 | source
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: MAY 19TH, 2023 | Image IDs: Two photos of a pink and yellow rosy maple moth hanging onto a rusted white metal surface /End ID.]
I loaded an absolute ton of sticks into the back of this truck and this moth didn't even remotely care, it just wanted to stay there and vibe!
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Bug of the Day
Zoom zoom!!!!!
(luna moth)
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Went mothing with a friend last night. Saw lots of cool things! The highlight for me was definitely Callosamia promethea. Ceratomia undulosa and Paonias myops made an appearance as well.
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Moth Of The Day #70
Heart Moth
Dicycla oo
From the noctuidae family. They have a wingspan of 32-39 mm. They tend to inhabit hedgegrows and fields. They can be found mainly in Europe.
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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@alexmey-does-an-arts submitted: some domestic silkworms (bombyx mori) :) they are SUCH little sweeties
Ohoho!! Please tell the children that they are perfect
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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@honeyedbrie submitted: my mom found this cool dude and one of his friends in my yard last week, I believe it's a blinded sphinx?? at least that was the ID google gave me:-)
I'm in the North Okanagan in B.C., Canada!
It is indeed a blinded sphinx! And a very nice one, at that. Hope they're out there living their best moth life...
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dumbass-moth · 2 years ago
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Found an amazing and lorge moth at work today.
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Today has been a glorious day.
Pachysphinx modesta or the modest sphinx moth.
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