Aw Thanks :)

Aw thanks :)

Some chocolate for u guys: @space-r0t @savsmiless @4nnabug @ayanos-pl @asleepdeprivedbugnerd @phonegilgi @wizard-biscuits @skzosh @rovermcfly @probablyapineapple @underlined-in-spirit @pyrokuro @ratatosk777 @wonderbound @flyingbooks42 @functionaleaty @polygarnstars @heckin-gremlin @rakinino @frogman-inator2000

Let's spread some joy!

Reblog this post and tag a friend or mutual to give them a chocolate Santa :)

Reblog if it’s ok for your mutuals to tag you in posts they think you’ll like even if you don’t talk often.

hello!

Found this pretty little thing a while ago

Any idea what it is?

Saw this and immediately knew it would be a sphingidae moth/sphinx moth!!

This here is a blinded sphinx. They sometimes expose their eyespots, which look like this:

And the reason they're called a blinded sphinx is because their eyespots have no pupil.

Super cool :)

(credits to insectidentification.org for that info bc while I didn't directly quote their website and I'm sure the information isn't exclusively 'theirs', there was a very strongly worded footnote abt plagiarism and i am afraid they will hunt me down)

Luna Moth (Actias luna), male, family Saturniidae, eastern United States

photgraph by Benjamin Salb

if coyotes are just indie wolves and wolves are just bass boosted dogs what the fuck are moths to butterflies