very nice. That looks like a male from the three-tufted tail!
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very nice. That looks like a male from the three-tufted tail!
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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My second encounter with this amazing moth. Fair slightly better this time but still with a lot of rooms for improvement
-Loke
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This is really a great shot Loke!! Now we can clearly see it is a moth.Originally Posted by rwalker
My second encounter with this amazing moth. Fair slightly better this time but still with a lot of rooms for improvement
Loke, you did well in shooting this difficult moth.
I was not able to get any decent shot in my last few attempts.
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Just want to share my sighting...
best wishes,
martin
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Congratulations, Martin. You have shot a completely different species there, Cephonodes hylas hylas. There is a second member of this genus found on Sumatra (and on the Peninsular), C. picus, but P. hylas can be distinguished by the white underside of the thorax.Just want to share my sighting...
best wishes,
martin
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This Hummingbird Hawkmoth stopped in front of me, and it looked nothing like a Humming bird in this state.
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