Moth

[Whateverhobb]

I found this guy on a kinda cold morning so that is probably why he is sitting so pretty for me! :heart:

 

[KC10Chief]

Nice! That's a butterfly by the way.

 

[Whateverhobb]

Hmm I thought he was a moth because his body is all furry. Do you know what kind of butterfly it is?

 

[NikonLady52]

It's a Red Admiral Butterfly
http://www.rivernen.ca/insect_8.htm

 

[Whateverhobb]

Hey cool thanks for sharing that with me.

 

[kam*kuda]

Wow, nice and he is furry LOL

 

[KC10Chief]

One of the big differences in butterflies and moths is their antennae. A butterfly has antennae with a club on the end. A fat part. ALL butterflies have that. A moths antennae are either thin or it can be wide and feathery. Also, moths usually have fatter bodies. You see butterflies mostly during the day, and moths at night. Also, in most cases, butterflies rest with their wings in an upright position. Moths rest with their wings out to their sides. Here's some impressive and common North American moths. You may have never seen one. You have to know where to look!

Polyphemus moth

Cecropia moth

Luna moth

 

[Whateverhobb]

Those are beautiful, I would love to actually see one of those.