A corn ear worm moth spending time with one of our favorite late bloomers in the area the Rabbit Brush plant. Love the beautiful yellows of this plant in bloom and it looks like the moth does as well.
A corn ear worm moth spending time with one of our favorite late bloomers in the area the Rabbit Brush plant. Love the beautiful yellows of this plant in bloom and it looks like the moth does as well.
nature has no boss 
Wow! Great shots!
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Thanks, trying to get up close if fun and we really appreciate the feedback.
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Amazing
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Yes, getting up close is fun and like entering a little yellow cosmos. Hope your day is gong well and thanks again for the feedback.
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Very nice
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback as we really appreciate it. Hope you are having a wonderful day.
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Gorgeous green eyes. I love the last photo, it’s like a ocean of yellow.
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Thanks Laura, and I agree about the sea of yellow.
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It looks like the moth is looking at you! Great! I have only experienced such a thing with praying mantis before…they are awesome to watch up close too! 😄
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Hi, we don’t get many praying mantis around here for some reason. The only one I saw was out in the garden. I ran into the ouse to get the camera but they were ton when I came back. Bummer.
Hope you are having a great day.
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Happens so often! I have heard it said before that the best camera you have is the one you have with you. Nature doesn’t stand still, that’s for sure!
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What a striking creature. I wonder if its eyes were reflecting the colors of the flowers or if they were really that color?
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Hi, I have seen these moths on other flower and they do in fact have green eyes.
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Incredible shots – those eyes are amazing!
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Better late than never…thanks;-)
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