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ianbeavis.bsky.social Ian Beavis @ianbeavis.bsky.social · Aug 17
In a head-on view the feathery antennae of male Gipsy Moth look like bat ears. From today's Grosvenor & Hilbert Park moth morning
August 18, 2025 at 8:25 AM
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Majestic floof!!! #MondayMoth
lycomorpha.bsky.social Moths in a human suit (they/them) @lycomorpha.bsky.social · Aug 12
Behold the majestic floof of this canary-shouldered thorn moth and let your Monday be that little bit more bearable.

This majestic moth eats birches and alders; to help look after it please look after local trees & report any damage to your council.

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An absofuckinglutely majestic fluffy yellow moth standing facing the camera defiantly like the lepidopteran royalty that it is. If Monday tries to come for you, this moth will find it and crush that Monday like a very, very tiny grape. This moth has big round grey eyes, delightful comb-like antennas, a fluffy body, and wings that look like autumn leaves. A plus plus plus moth buddy. A side view of the extremely stylish and fluffy and majestic yellow moth, with wings held aloft. Those wings are an autumnal shade of orange tan, with dark speckles and crenellated wing edges that make them look like autumn leaves. It's a very good moth friend, 14 out of 10 would recommend. A close up on the majestic yellow moth so you can tell how fluffy its body is. Its very, very, very fluffy. Like an extremely plush plushie. From this alt you can also see it's legs are orange and brown speckled at the top and pale peach towards the feet, like it's wearing fancy shorts. Nice work little moth.
August 12, 2024 at 11:42 AM
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True that. BlueSky moth fanciers need a theme and hashtag - #MondayMoth ?
July 17, 2026 at 5:45 AM
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Lappet Moth (/Trabala vishnou/) laying a string of eggs.
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A bright 'danger-yellow' moth with subtle dark markings is climbing up a long narrow leaf with it wings folded down either side to the leaf. Behind the moth, adhering to the edge of the leaf is a string of small newly-laid spherical eggs with hairs that act as irritants to deter predators while they develop.
October 29, 2024 at 5:44 PM