The other day, evening rather, I found this unique-looking moth on the back of a cane chair. We mostly see brown or gray moths with some patterns but this one was a subdued mix of green, orange and brown. I checked out my favourite bug website (www.thaibugs.com) and found out that it's the Night Moth/Theretra nessus. There's something new everyday but most of them are drab-looking. I thought this one, despite not being a clear shot, was blog-worthy:)
An unusual colour for a moth. I like its glossy look. Nice picture- definitely blog-worthy.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely blog-worthy. There is no telling how much beauty we miss during the night.
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Very unique moth, Nice capture
ReplyDeleteIt's always blog worthy to capture an interesting looking critter. :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something straight from outer space. Very unique indeed.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very similar to a camouflage moth I posted about a month or so ago.
ReplyDeleteerr... looks very different from those I have seen before. Its legs are sharp and long. This shot is definitely blog-worthy!
ReplyDeleteHow very unique - thank you for sharing Kanak. Blessings to you and your family today.
ReplyDeleteA nice shot of a Moth looking like Batman, he's feather reminds me of leather.
ReplyDeleteI love everything green. Never seen a green moth!
ReplyDeleteLoved reading all your comments....and so glad that you stopped by! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove that you love shooting blog-worthy moths, Kanak, and have a favorite bug website! I'm always amazed when I visit :)
ReplyDeleteWow. It is interesting. I like the blend of brown and green colors. It must find it easy to camouflage itself.
ReplyDeleteSome of the moths really are beautiful. Lovely color shadings on this one.
ReplyDeleteWow, pretty wild!! amazing creature!
ReplyDeleteJoey, the bugs are similar and it's easier to find the names of the ones who visit me!:)
ReplyDeleteNoelle/Sweet bay/ Kiki....maybe I'll post one day about the more commonly seen moths around here. Thanks for your words!
Hey, that is a very unique moth, and thanks for the website too. We will be referring to it a lot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this creature of beauty.
Wonderful! What subtle beauty in colors. Carol
ReplyDeleteRosey/Carol...glad to hear from you!!
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