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I'm a simple Scottish girl with an unusual name and a strange obsession for nail polish! My aim is to capture what the eye sees, with a camera! Too much nail polish and never enough time. I have also started wildlife photography, which I enjoy very much. Welcome to my little world :-)

Sunday, 20 October 2024

Moths Mating

 




These are photos of 2 Five Spotted Burnet moths mating. If you have a keen eye, you'll notice they have some pollen on them. Moths are great pollinators too.

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    1. They really are. Amazing little moths :-D

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  2. I can see that you are determined to become the Dr. Kinsey to the insect world, Ananka. Your curiosity knows no bounds!

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    1. Haha yes insects fascinate me. They are such interesting creatures in our world :-D

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    1. They are lovely moths. Thanks Giorgio :-D

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  4. Love it.
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  5. Bom dia e ótima semana. Uma segunda-feira com muita paz e saúde. Elas são lindas. Não temos essas no Brasil.

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    1. They are very common over here. I wonder what moths you have in Brazil. Thanks Luiz :-D

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  6. Beautiful!
    What better place to mate?

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    1. It is a lovely flower and me the photographer voyeur!!!! Thanks Fernando :-D

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  7. I'm always amazed at the colors and details that moths have on their wings and especially their antennae. Lovely polka dots. I actually wear a lot of polka dots in the summertime. The colors and dots always seem a happy choice!

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    1. Moths are wonderful little creatures. I think they deserve more attention. Some of them have wonderful patterns and look amazing. I don't wear polka dots but think they are nice. I like the old 50s style dresses :-D

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  8. What a fascinating moment to capture! The Five Spotted Burnet moths are stunning, and it's interesting to see their role in pollination. Thanks for sharing this unique insight into nature!

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    1. Thanks Melody. Glad you like them. Yes, they are very important in our world too. :-D

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  9. You got some great photographs here, and the moths are a fantastic colour too.

    All the best Jan
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