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Erebus hieroglyphica
House Gecko contemplates Erebus Moth for dinner; wingspan 8 cm (3.1 inches). Seconds after our photo session the gecko decided to jump at the moth, but he wasn't fast enough and dinner got away.
Hills overlooking Manila
Lat: 14.59, Long: 120.98
Spotted on Jul 2, 2012
Submitted on Jul 2, 2012
3 Comments
Quite the opposite in my area.
Every time it rains here, we have less interesting "visitors".
But a clear night will bring in a variety of nocturnal "friends".
Yeahh!! :-) Yes, we're having lots of 'visitors' sheltering from the rain... Rainy season could last another month or so. Then typhoon season - when some of the bigger, more unusual moths seem to be blown our way.
Hooray, the tiny creatures are back again.
So how long will the rainy season last ?