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Foxy
05-Aug-07, 23:19
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/2746/silage018lq2.jpg

Kenn
05-Aug-07, 23:53
Beautiful Foxy...

Sporran
06-Aug-07, 19:26
I think this is the Garden Tiger Moth. I did a Google search, and the Scarlet Tiger Moth looks similar, but the front wings have a black background with white or cream and orange spots. The Garden Tiger Moth looks just like the beautiful one in Foxy's photo.

Victoria
06-Aug-07, 20:37
wow! that looks amazing. Almost like it isn't real.

Jeemag_USA
06-Aug-07, 22:09
Awesome, I love moths, remember seeing one of those when I lived in Stainland. This is a picture of one I had on my front porch earlier this year, its a Blinded Sphinx, its pretty big though, bout 2 inches long and three inches wide.

http://file036a.bebo.com/15/large/2007/06/19/18/2055488899a4731275027l.jpg

WeeBurd
07-Aug-07, 00:15
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/2746/silage018lq2.jpg
Many years ago, I found a fat, furry bothag, and kept him, feeding him up etc. He was a fat black fellow, with spiky black hairs all over, and spiky red ones in clumps down his back. Eventually he wrapped himself up in a lettuce leaf, and emerged several months later as one of these gorgeous Tiger Moths. Just thought I'd share... :)

Kenn
07-Aug-07, 22:32
Would it have been like the one in the pic i posted on "Just because," Weeburd?
I would move it to here but don't seem able to do so.

WeeBurd
07-Aug-07, 22:52
I think that's him, Lizz, I've heard of them being called "Woolly Bears" too!:)

WeeBurd
07-Aug-07, 23:21
This is furry bothag we found in August last year, down by Braal Castle...

http://uk.geocities.com/w33burd/210806_003.jpg

She emerged a several months later as a gorgeous White Ermine moth...

http://uk.geocities.com/w33burd/290107_004.jpg

WeeBurd
07-Aug-07, 23:25
This time I forgot to take pics of the caterpillar, however he was quite a long, green fellow. We were at a complete loss as to his identity until he emerged in May as this pretty Angle Shaded moth. The photo's don't do him justice - he was quite vibrant shades onf green and pink/purple...

http://uk.geocities.com/w33burd/130507_012.jpg