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Dasypodia selenophora
Here is a colorful ocellus of a brown moth. This common moth is often trapped in window sills in sheds and found later, dead. This specimen was very alive and flew away during the photo session.
Trapped inside the house.
Spotted on Mar 2, 2014
Submitted on Mar 2, 2014
14 Comments
we started with alphabets ending up with numbers and next i guess would be punctuation marks.Comma.Question mark etc etc. Very interesting indeed......
Thank you for sharing.
And there's a number '11' in your image.
You are well on your way...
Maybe you can start a mission on Alphabets and numbers on butterfly.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/438...
Here is one which we could say has the letter "O" and number 6.
amazing link and great idea too! It would be quite a task though to capture all the alphabets!!
This image spells a 'c'
Have you seen the whole butterfly wing alphabet?
http://io9.com/the-entire-alphabet-photo...
http://www.psfk.com/2013/11/butterfly-wi...
Thanks Hema
amazing as usual.
thanks Mark, same routine with this one.
thanks kd, the carpet weavers in Pakistan would be inspired.
thanks Pam
Nice...
Beautiful photos martinl. Looks almost woven as in a cape.
We've put so many back out only to find them inside again later. Maybe they should be called death-wish moths.
Thanks Sergio. We know birds see colors so it probably would scare them.
Now, if I was a bird THAT would scary me!!!