Spanish Moon Moth by Ken _Gilliland
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Okay, it's not the most Christmasy render-- at least the moths are Green and Red ;)
These are the Spanish Moon Moths, part of a texture set I working on for my Moth model. This moth is endemic to Spain and France. This moth primarily eats the needles of pine trees (Pinus). It appears to have difficulty adopting non-native pine species as a host even within the Pinus genus. It has a wingspan of up to 83 mm (3.3 inches). It has a wingspan of up to 83 mm (3.3 inches).
Rendered in Poser 2016 Firefly without postwork. Models include xFrog's Aleppo Pine (front), DinoRaul's Grand Firs (background), Flink's Sky Dome, and my Spanish Moon Moth.
Comments (6)
Very effective render....and info....I have learnt something....thanks :)
Beautiful Work,
fantastic picture
Marvelous butter fly and fantastic composition !!!
These are beautiful. Wish they existed over here.
Wonderful render!