Moth.
For those lepidopterists amongst you. What species of moth is this,it has a wing span of 15 cm.
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Robert L. Roux 07/09/2005 9:23
... ?John Bennett 05/09/2005 19:48
A Madigascan Moon Moth! wow I wish I had seen it fly now, it surely is a magnificent creature. Thanks Rob.Rob Bennett 05/09/2005 18:55
eurica!!! i think it is a madigascan moon moth a.k.a comet moth. ( Argema mittrei ) ...Oh and it's a girlie, the males have even longer tails.Cheers Rob.
Rob Bennett 05/09/2005 16:58
I think i can help..... its not a moth its a hang glider!!i have seen smaller birds! beautiful shot either way.
Cheers Rob.
Dominic Falcone 05/09/2005 15:23
Dont know a thing about moths John, but it does make a very interesting picture.greetings
Buck Wicker 05/09/2005 13:22
Dramatic! very nicely capturedDetomaso 05/09/2005 7:31
Never seen!Very nice picture.
FG Thomas
Esther Scheelings 04/09/2005 22:13
Wow, what a big one......don't know what it is but John M. should know!John Moore 04/09/2005 19:01
A ripper, what is the area it habitates??Beautiful specimen and wonderful photo mate.
Best wishes from Oz.
j.
Irma K. 04/09/2005 18:37
this is a beauty!!!!very well captured!
excellent colours and sharpness!
regards
irma
Jan Van Der Hooft 04/09/2005 17:38
Never saw this before, very nice moth. Thanks for sharingJaN
Cees Kuijs 04/09/2005 17:34
I have no idea, John. But it is a beauty, that`s for sure.You keep this one alive, I hope ??
Greetings, Cees