Moth Collection (page 36)

A Red-Shouldered Ctenucha Moth (Ctenucha Rubroscapus) Rests On An Iris Blossom; Astoria, Oregon, United States Of America

A Gypsy Moth Caterpillar Eats An Oak Leaf; Luray, Virginia, United States Of America

Butterfly On A Green Branch; Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Unique Butterfly Resting On Tree Bark

A Moth

Blue Butterfly On A Plant

Pearl-band Grass Veneer (Catoptria margaritella) resting on blade of grass, Boswachterij Ruurlo, Gelderland, The Netherlands

Moth on a handmade Christmas card, with a handwritten label and a little pink bag, perhaps containing pot pourri. Date: circa 1890s

Small Elephant Hawk Moth (Deilephila porcellus), Den Helder, The Netherlands

Six-spot Burnet (Zygaena filipendulae) resting on vegetation, Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer, Groningen, The Netherlands

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Garden Tiger Moth - Cornwall - UK Date:

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Elephant Hawk-Moth - on Golden Rod - Cornwall - UK Date:

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Saturniid Moth, Saturniidae, Cueva de los Guacharos National Park / Cave of the Oilbirds, Colombia Saturniid Moth, Saturniidae, Cueva de los Gucharos National Park / Cave of the Oilbirds

Silk production, wood engraving, published in 1877
Silk production. Five thousand year old Chinese craft tradition. Wood engraving, published in 1877

Papillons - butterflies
Variety of butterflies and moths. Date: 1930

Engraved Jacobite airtwist drinking glass, 1760 (c). The bell bowl is engraved with an open thistle and two buds and a single moth, on a double-knopped mufti-spiral airtwist stem and conical foot

Marshalls Petal Dust Moth Preventer -- keep your furs and clothes free from ravage. circa 1910s

The Golden Moth by Fred Thomson & P G Wodehouse
Promotional postcard for The Golden Moth by Fred Thomson and P. G.Wodehouse; music Ivor Novello. First produced Adelphi, Theatre, 5th October 1921.The title refers to a crooks rendezvous in Paris

Cerura vinula, puss moth
Watercolour on paper, c.1831 by Elizabeth Davy (d.1836). From the Elizabeth Davy collection of Butterflies & moths. Held in the Library and Archives Date: circa 1831

Illustration, Cymatophoridae -- Acronyctidae -- Thyatira Batis, Cymatophora Or, Asphalia Flavicornis, Asphalia Ridens, Acronycta Leporina, Acronycta Alni, Acronycta Psi, Acronycta Aceris

Convolvulus hawk-moth, Agrius convolvuli.. Illustration drawn and engraved by Richard Polydore Nodder. Handcolored copperplate engraving from George Shaw

Lappet Moth - on tree-bark - has its wings and antennae in folded position that makes it looks like a small twig. Bohol, Philippines. February. Gastropacha sp. probably pardale

MOLLISONs PUSS MOTH
James Allan Mollisons (husband of Amy Johnson) de Havilland Puss Moth aeroplane, being overhauland at Hendon, England. Date: February 1933

Comet Moth (Argema mittrei), Madagascar Comet Moth (Argema mittrei), Madagascar

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Grey Dagger Moth, Norfolk UK Date:

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White Ermine Moth on Horsetail Reed, Norfolk UK Date:

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Bird-cherry Ermine Moth, Norfolk UK Date:

Butterflies and Moths engraving 1877
Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Edition Vol IV Philadelphia j.M. Stoddart & Co 1877

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Poplar Hawk Moth caterpillar ready for pupation. Date:

Speckled Yellow moth (Pseudopanthera macularia)

Bedstraw Hawk-Moth (Hyles gallii) caterpillar on Fireweed (Epilobium angustifolium)

Nine-spotted moth -Amata phegea-

Moth

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Elephant Hawk Moth Larva in snake like posture on moss August Date:

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Privet Hawk-moth resting on bark. Norfolk, UK. Date:

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Bird Cherry Ermine Moth Caterpillar army - Northumberland, UK. Date:

British Moths and Caterpillars - Various
British Moths - Various, including: Kentish Glory Moth, Wood Tiger Moth, Spurge Hawk Moth, Magpie Moth, Puss Moth and caterpillar and Grey Dagger Moth and caterpillar. Date: circa 1910s

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Spectacle Moth - eggs Scanning Electron Micrograph (SEM): Magnification x 35 (if print A4 size: 29.7 cm wide) (Abrostola tripartita) Date:

Michigan, Rochester. Luna moth on Cat Tail (Actias luna)

Male Luna Moth antenae and wing spots. (Actias luna)
Male Luna Moth antennae and wing spots. (Actias luna)

Dr. John McLean holding a container of live insect specimen, attracting them using black light and mercury vapor, Stanley Park, British Columbia

de Havilland DH83 Fox Moth, G-ABUT, the winner of the 1932 Kings Cup race

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Spanish Moon Moth - caterpillar of the hybridisation between Graelsia isabellae and Actias dubernardi (Graellsia isabellae) Date:

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Moth - Caterpillar's head (Othorene verana) Date:

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Cinnabar Moth - Caterpillar - the bright colours act as warning signs so they are seldom eaten by predators (Tyria jacobeae) Date:

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Eri Silkworm Moth - Female (Philosamia ricini) Date:

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Rusty Tussock Moth - Caterpillar (Orgyia antiqua) Date:

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"British Moths: A Kaleidoscope of Nature's Beauty" In the enchanting world of British moths, the Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) gracefully perches on a vibrant plant, basking in the warm sun. Its striking black wings adorned with crimson bands make it an exquisite sight to behold. Speaking of remarkable moths, let's not forget the De Havilland Puss Moth that soared through the skies in 1930, piloted by none other than Amy Johnson. This pioneering English female aviator made history as she fearlessly stood beside her aircraft, capturing hearts and inspiring generations to follow their dreams. The De Havilland DH 82 Tiger Moth holds a special place in aviation history as well. Serving as the RAF's standard primary trainer during World War II, this charismatic moth took flight with elegance and grace. As we explore further into this captivating realm, we encounter a delightful array of common British moths fluttering about. Among them is the de Havilland DH60G Gipsy Moth G-aa, showcasing its intricate patterns and delicate beauty. Another notable species is the de Havilland DH82A Tiger Moth L6923 - a true symbol of resilience and strength. With its distinctive yellow body contrasting against deep blue skies, it embodies freedom and adventure. Venturing beyond Britain's borders brings us face-to-face with Xanthopan morganii praedicta - better known as Sphinx moth. This mesmerizing creature captivates our imagination with its long proboscis perfectly adapted for sipping nectar from flowers under moonlit nights. Let us not overlook our colorful companions either - butterflies. Their graceful dance amidst blossoming meadows adds an extra touch of magic to nature's tapestry alongside these magnificent moths. From Amy Johnson's daring exploits to picturesque landscapes filled with diverse winged wonders like never before seen sphinx moths, British moths continue to amaze and inspire.