question by Richardphotos
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does anyone know the name of this tiny moth?
I have seen them before but never got a usable capture.not easy focusing on them

Comments (48)
Great macro!!
Very cool!!!!
I don't know but they are awesome and completely streamlined. Boeings couldn't have done better.
Wonderful capture! :)
I also have seen these around,but didn't know what kind it was until now.A great macro shot.
LOoks like a stick bug kind of, Richard!
BBQ ? : )
That one's name is Fred. Very nice shot of a very weird-looking moth.
Well I would of never thought of it being a moth It reminded me a part of barb wired fence LOL.....that's what it looked like to me.... and boy we got some smart people on board our RR site...who would of ever thought of the scientific name of the moth........I never heard of the common one before... Does look like a little alien..................and just looking at it someone said something from Area 51 I gotta agree LOL Great capture and find............a fav with me...........and you got your name of it and more..... Hugs Susan~ It looks like it is really on the tiny side..........
An awesome capture Richard! I've seen something similar around here.
cool pov
Interesting bug, well done!!
Cool creature & capture!
TY Staticon! see it here too occ. never knew who it was either
Fantastic capture!!
EXTRAORDINÁRIA FOTO MEU AMIGO,FANTÁSTICA MARIPOSA ADORO A FORMA DE " T "EU NÃO TINHA VISTO UMA DESTAS PENSO QUE AQUI NO BRASIL NÃO EXISTE.+++++++++++++5
Very strange looking and have not seen one. Great shot!
We got some of them here too - they where called "Geistchen" here that can be translated as "little ghosts".