Found this little T man on the door this morning.
I have no idea what it is more than a nature beauty.
Anna
Who’s this?
Found this little T man on the door this morning.
I have no idea what it is more than a nature beauty.
Anna
I do not know what it is beyond being a stick insect of some sort. It is a very interesting example of camouflage – at rest in a forest it would definitely look stick like enough that no bird would swoop down to eat it.
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Exactly! It’s fascinating. I have to try to find out what it is. It’s a small one. A little bigger than a thumbnail.
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Det var en märklig insekt. har aldrig sett en sådan. Den kan inte ha kommit från utlandet med någon last?
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Fick den här länken av Ellington
https://www.artportalen.se/Image/1745510
Nu kan jag läsa mer om den när jag vet vad arten heter.
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It’s known (here in the UK anyway) as a plume moth.
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Interesting. I left the Swedish name in your other comment 🙂
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Hit me with your Swedish version 🙂
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Åkervindefjädermott
Emmelina monodactyla (Linnaeus, 1758)
From http://www.artportalen.se
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that was interesting. “pling”
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Ellington found out the Swedish name Åkervindefjädermott. At Artportalen
https://www.artportalen.se/Image/1745510
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Jag tror det kan vara ett Åkervindefjädermott. Hittade det på Artportalen https://www.artportalen.se/Image/1745510
Ellington
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Tusen tack! Nu kan jag läsa mer om den när jag vet vad det är 🙂
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I don’t know what it is
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Now I know
https://fargaregardsanna.wordpress.com/2017/04/05/meet-emmelina/
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Thanks for linkback 🙂
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