GUBBY PHOTOSHOOT
He is an absolute teddy bear of a moth. And huge, too, his wingspan is roughly six inches
Released him back into the wild earlier this evening, may he find lots of lady Polyphemus moths
still thinking about wolf 21
little guys exploring the world for the first time!
Marina is impressively calm with all these little things crawling over and around her. a big behavioral change for an animal that hates being touched and preys on any smaller arthropods, she’s a very good mama
(Phrynus whitei Nicaragua)
@stvksn on ig
i hope your god has asked you for mercy and i hope you've refused to forgive him
is so insanely powerful. that's gonna be seared in my brain for a long time. fuck.
INTRODUCING!
ALTGubby
He has grown significantly
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ALTPupated a few days ago!
BEHOLD! GUBBY IN HIS FULL GLORY
I re-learned recently that sometimes there’s a phase of hyperfixating on a piece of media where my pattern-recognition brain goes fucking haywire and wants to see it everywhere
Sorry, ancient neural processes carefully sculpted by the hands of evolution and time, which aided our survival in the past and now help us navigate this complicated world we’ve built. I am using my squishy meat skull supercomputer to think thoughts about sad fictional men. I will do it again
Moth Of The Day #142
Rannoch Brindled Beauty
Lycia lapponaria
From the geometridae family. The males have a wingspan of 26-24 mm, the females are wingless. They tend to inhabit boggy acid moorland and dry heathland. They can be found in most of the northern part of the Palearctic realm, including Scotland.
