Winged Wednesday 2019/6/26

Eric Gofreed

Well-Known Member
For week two of Winged Wednesday I selected a 100mm macro, flash, night photo of a Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). These little colorful moths usually go unnoticed because they’re small and only active at night during a two-month brood. A brood refers to the newly hatched butterflies dispersing into their deciduous forest habitat.
Rosy Maple Moth are about an inch long with wingspan between one and two inches. Caterpillars feed on maple leave and adults don’t eat. Hope you like the macro.

Please pile on and add your own Winged photos to this thread.

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For week two of Winged Wednesday I selected a 100mm macro, flash, night photo of a Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). These little colorful moths usually go unnoticed because they’re small and only active at night during a two-month brood. A brood refers to the newly hatched butterflies dispersing into their deciduous forest habitat.
Rosy Maple Moth are about an inch long with wingspan between one and two inches. Caterpillars feed on maple leave and adults don’t eat. Hope you like the macro.
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Beautiful, Eric.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
For week two of Winged Wednesday I selected a 100mm macro, flash, night photo of a Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). These little colorful moths usually go unnoticed because they’re small and only active at night during a two-month brood. A brood refers to the newly hatched butterflies dispersing into their deciduous forest habitat.
Rosy Maple Moth are about an inch long with wingspan between one and two inches. Caterpillars feed on maple leave and adults don’t eat. Hope you like the macro.

Please pile on and add your own Winged photos to this thread.
Delightful color show - not something I have seen before.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
For week two of Winged Wednesday I selected a 100mm macro, flash, night photo of a Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). These little colorful moths usually go unnoticed because they’re small and only active at night during a two-month brood. A brood refers to the newly hatched butterflies dispersing into their deciduous forest habitat.
Rosy Maple Moth are about an inch long with wingspan between one and two inches. Caterpillars feed on maple leave and adults don’t eat. Hope you like the macro.

Please pile on and add your own Winged photos to this thread.

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Awesome Eric! I have never seen a moth at actually looked cool before. :rolleyes:
 
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