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Isn't nature amazing....
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10-06-2008 4:08pm#1I have never seen a moth like this before...
With the naked eye it looked just like a bit of a twig/stick.
It was in the back garden, well still is, hasn't moved and I don't expect it to until later tonight.
What great camouflage.
Anyone know what it is?0
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Ah yes Mothman.
Where is he?
This is only about an inch long, just to give you some idea.
It is sitting on the metal frame of a small kids trampoline. Kids have been banned from the back garden until moth moves.
Mind you, if it's quite rare.... :rolleyes:0 -
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Clare Bear wrote: »Jaysus it looks like a horse's head in the first one! :eek:
haha!! It does doesn't it???!!!
Very odd looking thing indeed.
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But what an amazing moth.
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