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Trabala sp. indet
This is a large saffron coloured hairy moth. Quite a lazy one! Wing length: 42 mm.
Mixed forests mainly of pines, cherry and bamboo. Cool to warm place. Altitude: 1,700 m.
This moth was spotted wrapped around a small Peepul tree in our terrace garden.
Spotted on Dec 21, 2014
Submitted on Dec 21, 2014
7 Comments
Thanks Marta. Doesn't seems to be common here, this's the only 3rd one I've spotted at my place in the last 7-8months. First one, a green one, I've posted earlier.
Thanks Leuba, Leana, Sunny and Christos for the nice comments.
Nice!!
Is a very beautiful moth..are they common in your area or a rare finding?
Beautiful spotting Dr. Sherpa..
It's beautiful!
A real beauty - great shape too !