Plume Moth - D40X - 5-14-09 by Leeco
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Description
As was yesterdays posting, this is a new critter capture for me. I had never seen one of these before. They are very very small for a moth.
The larva of some Plume Moths are considered to be pests because they feed on plants such as Lantana or Snapdragons.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (13)
Well this is an interesting looking critter. Kind of reminds me of a porcupine with those spikes. great capture!
Great closeup. Well seen, I know they are very small the most.
Small but rather spiky!
Exceeding Moth! Very interesting details!
Wild looking moth you found. Thanks for looking close and discovering it, an interesting find. Well done
very prehistoric looking, but cool! Nice shot!
Fantastic image!!!
Very cool capture. It doesn't even look like it could fly.
very interesting insect! Great photo!
Wonderful insect....great shot.!!
Great insect ,nice shot.
What a jaw-dropping sight! Super shot, Lee!
Muy buena !!!