Tickled Moth (for Andrea -durleybeachbum-) by praep
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Hi there.
Today the shot after tickling the moth-man. He is spreading his wings to show the eyes on the hind wings. That should scare some enemies. The belly is bended to build an arch and, if you don't stop tickling, the moth sprays a light yellow fluid in your direction.
That's it for the moth series - no more hatchings at this time...hope for some more (31 pupae left) in the next days.
Have all a great day and please zoom in.
Comments (14)
lovely capture Markus x
Fabulous, Markus! Thankyou! Now I know why! Hope you stopped before the spraying!
Remarkable pic!
Those colours are vivid! Quite an amazing specimen! My advice: a higer F-Stop would yield more focus for the entire moth- but honestly, a great capture regardless!
Cool photo and interesting information.
Great looking Sphinx moth.
Your photoshots of the moth is absolutely stunning.....excellent captured my friend.
Looks fantastic..!!
A little creepy ..but way cool!!
awesome moth and colors
cool colorful pattern on the wings, gret pic.
Wow, a really cool picture. I like the color of the wings... As always with your great explanation. Thanks a lot. :)
fantastic photo
VERY NICE WORK! SUPER PHOTO!!!