Giant Leopard Moth

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   mrsjstoy (48 months ago | reply)

   What an interesting character...it sure is unique!

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   Ike06~ (48 months ago | reply)

   looks like nothing i have ever seen, great macro,color and light, great job!

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   Jordan Lye (48 months ago | reply)

   very interesting shot, is it dead?

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   SKCphotography (48 months ago | reply)

   Oh what an interesting subject. Great capture.

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   CameraShyMom (48 months ago | reply)

   No it is not dead. I dont know why but everytime I would lightly touch its head, it would do this.

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   Richard Parker LRPS (48 months ago | reply)

   Excellent, you have made the most of a wonderful opportunity!

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   Maggggie (48 months ago | reply)

   He looks like he's bowing, or cowering. He really is lovely! Well done, pam!

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   lifeinthenorthwoods.com (48 months ago | reply)

   Beautiful shot lovely color and detail my friend, I hope you have a great day

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    Sue's Stuff (48 months ago | reply)

    WOW - that is stunning!! What a great helper you have too :) I need to train my kids to bring me stuff to photograph - lol.

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    champbass2 (47 months ago | reply)

    Oh! Pam! This is a beauty. Sounds like your daughter has the same fascination for a bug's life that you do. LOL!

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    CircadianReflections Photography (47 months ago | reply)

    It's beautiful! Great team work there. Your daughter finds, you shot it. :-D
    Oh, that sounded bad. You photograph it. That's better!

    It sure does look like it's in a submissive posture doesn't it.

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    horsemanship (47 months ago | reply)

    Excellent macro shot!

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    iloverealestate (47 months ago | reply)

    Did you let it go free after you "shot" it? Very well done.

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    CameraShyMom (47 months ago | reply)

    Yep! My daughter found it out on our deck and I went and got a piece of paper and put it on my outdoor table. We set the moth down on the paper and there ya go. It was free to fly off anytime it wanted to but it stayed until I was done. Then my daughter picked it up and gave it a nudge and made it fly off.

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    Canadian Wendy 24 (47 months ago | reply)

    wonderful shot it's beautiful

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    Fearon-Wood Photography (43 months ago | reply)

    wow! I have never seen this before, but then again I live on the west coast of Canada. what amazing details!

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    Full Nelson 6.0 added this photo to their favorites. (30 months ago)

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    Ellyn Terrell (24 months ago | reply)

    I absolutely love those moths! Hummingbird moths are pretty too, though even harder to take pictures of.

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