Polyphemus Moth-8

December 09, 2021  •  Leave a Comment

Polyphemus Moth-8Polyphemus Moth-8This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it.

Polyphemus Moth-9Polyphemus Moth-9This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-12Polyphemus Moth-12This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-7Polyphemus Moth-7This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-6Polyphemus Moth-6This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-5Polyphemus Moth-5This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-4Polyphemus Moth-4This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-2Polyphemus Moth-2This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus MothPolyphemus MothThis polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-11Polyphemus Moth-11This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-10Polyphemus Moth-10This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it. Polyphemus Moth-3Polyphemus Moth-3This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It gets the name polyphemus from the giant cyclops from Greek mythology because of the markings that look like a giant eye. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it.

 

This polyphemus moth gave us a surprise. We had the plump, green caterpillar for quite a while in our butterfly house waiting for it to come out of its cocoon and it never did so we took it out and left it on the counter. This week it hatched and we found the giant moth sitting on our stack of mail. It made for a great macro photography and fine art subject. The moth is about the width of a full size pencil with its wings open. It is an impressive and beautiful insect. Even our curious cat was interested in it.

 


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