Hummingbird Moths

in #photography7 years ago

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See What I See:

You can see right through their delicate wings.

They are feeding off of the phlox nectar, which they extract from the flowers with very long tongues.

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Hummingbird Moths look like large prawns flying through the air.

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Just like bumblebees, it’s a wonder that hummingbird moths can even become airborne, due to their stout bodies.

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~ Rebecca

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Cool :) ... sad is this I not have this bug here :))

Hi @foxkoit!
You and I have a lot in common. We like to observe nature and then capture her, doing her thing in the best light.

I loved your web shot...such a perfect chain of suspended crystal droplets. Magic before your eyes. ;)

(It means early morning waiting and late afternoon waiting in Canada and I think it’s the same in Estonia, no?)

Hi :) And thank you that you lake it :) ... I like street photography also. You can see my old photos up in Instagram .. name is same @ foxkoit.

Those amazed me since childhood, so weird... at first didn't know the name... in bulgarian sounds a little different...
Did not see any of them during last years :(

That is amazing, I have never seen these before. We have tiny hummingbirds around here that buzz around but I didn't know about these.

They kinda look like giant cicadas from behind in that video.

Yes, they actually resemble little brown bats because their torsos are completely fury. Let’s just say I wouldn’t want to be hit by one on a motorcycle. ;)

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