Oak eggar moth

Lord Vetinari

I nearly trod on this beautiful moth when I was taking the shopping in the house. Took a few shots in situ and then moved it to a nearby lace hydrangea. Took a few shots. The sun then came out and the moth moved to the underside of leaf.
Brian V.

Natural light shots 600D/sigma 105mm OS







Cross-eye stereogram







Full flash shots. 5Dmk2/MPE-65/430Ex flash

Stumblebum

Oh wow....the ending is incredible!

Lord Vetinari

Stumblebum wrote: »

Oh wow....the ending is incredible!

Thanks for looking and commenting SB - always appreciated
Brian v.

e6filmuser

Brian,

An excellent set.

The males fly in the afternoon sun and the females fly at dusk. Doesn't look like a promising relationship!

Harold

Lord Vetinari

e6filmuser wrote: »

Brian,

An excellent set.

The males fly in the afternoon sun and the females fly at dusk. Doesn't look like a promising relationship!

Harold

Thanks for the comments and info Harold.
This one was obviously confused - it was the morning
Brian v.