Ahh , that would be the "Gardenus Gloveus" moth you have there sunshine ! A rare beauty as well , I must add .

Bug on a Pak Choi Flower

Anybody have an ID on this nicely camouflaged moth?

Saw it on a gardening glove yesterday morning....

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I came across one of those for the first time last year and was curious also about it's name.

Daphnis nerii (formerly Deilephila nerii), known as the Oleander Hawk-moth Or Army Green Moth

A dying bees last supper

Anybody have an ID on this nicely camouflaged moth?

Saw it on a gardening glove yesterday morning....

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I came across one of those for the first time last year and was curious also about it's name.

Daphnis nerii (formerly Deilephila nerii), known as the Oleander Hawk-moth Or Army Green Moth

Thanks Shaggy...At this time of the year being close to the mangroves we have an

abundance of butterflies & moths of all types. They're not shy either and many will

simply land on ones arm, face, head etc. I reckon it must be the start of breeding

season for some and the end for others as we had a huge black moth fly into our

home, land in a freshly emptied dog food bowl, flapped its wings a bit then died.

Wingtip to wingtip it measured just a tad bit under 6" and the white stripe on each

side was continuous...pretty thing to see when flying. We also have huge Goliath

moths & usually find them on tree trunks & branches.

This Dielephilia Nerii has a beaut of a camo pattern the shades of green and pink

and the brown to black, which really isn't black but just a very dark brown...it was

a rare sight to see it on the glove...perhaps taking a break from flight?! If it was on

a plant you'd be very hard pressed to see it.

White striped moth pic below....ID would help and be appreciated! Looks like it's

been in a few scraps earlier in its lifecycle...

Another lizard from Erawan National Park.

@ Sunshine

Tropica Swallow Tail moth (Lyssa zampa), an uraniid moth distributed from North East Himalaya to South China and Thailand, also Philippine, Sulawesi, Borneo and the Malayan Peninsula. This species is relatively common particularly in montane forest, where it’s been recorded as high as 2600m on Mount Kinabalu. The caterpillar of this species feeds on plants of the Genus Endospermum in the family Euphorbiaceae.

^^^ Thanks much! I'm trying to compile some info on the different ones

we have around the property when I se em...but seeing them isn't

that easy most of the time. Is there a book available?

Beauty and the Beast.

Any idea what this creature is and it's location?

WARNING !!!!........Move on to the next post if you are eating or of a light stomach.

Ok then,but I did warn you

This little chap paid me a visit whilst I was giving my little boy his morning bottle of milk.

My camera was close by so I reached out and grabbed it,half expecting the butterfly to

fly off and be on it's merry way before I could turn on my camera and grab hopefully one shot.

As you can see by the photos below my little friend was not camera shy and ended up staying

quite happily on my big toe for a couple of minutes.

The hard part was trying to contort myself into a position where I could get the best shot of my

visitor......so that meant one of my legs was raised and twisted cockeyed ,camera in one hand

and bottle of milk in the other still feeding my little one.I only wish someone would of had a

camera to take a photo of me trying to take a shot of the butterfly whilst still feeding the little one.

Who said Men can't multitask ........

^^^^Out of like shaggy, looks like that new camera is serving you well.

Maybe it stopped by to admire your finely groomed toenails.

^^^^Out of like shaggy, looks like that new camera is serving you well.

Maybe it stopped by to admire your finely groomed toenails.

Must of been that nectar flavored nail polish I was using.......Me love you long time,me no butterfly.

Those were taken last year actually with my old P&S,it it had been the new camera the buttefly

would of probably need to stay at least half an hour before I got everything set up right

Found it Sunshine.......Same same but different.

Little bees on lotus.

Looks like the "Common Indian Crow" Euloea core godartii

Beauty and the Beast.

Any idea what this creature is and it's location?

WARNING !!!!........Move on to the next post if you are eating or of a light stomach.

Ok then,but I did warn you

This little chap paid me a visit whilst I was giving my little boy his morning bottle of milk.

My camera was close by so I reached out and grabbed it,half expecting the butterfly to

fly off and be on it's merry way before I could turn on my camera and grab hopefully one shot.

As you can see by the photos below my little friend was not camera shy and ended up staying

quite happily on my big toe for a couple of minutes.

The hard part was trying to contort myself into a position where I could get the best shot of my

visitor......so that meant one of my legs was raised and twisted cockeyed ,camera in one hand

and bottle of milk in the other still feeding my little one.I only wish someone would of had a

camera to take a photo of me trying to take a shot of the butterfly whilst still feeding the little one.

Who said Men can't multitask ........

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Fascinated tonight by this wee chappie, who was running around with his supper whilst Rob & friends enjoyed a wee grape juice or three (which explains the slightly shaky hand... )

Rob suddenly remembers that he has only dined on grape products and has nothing solid to eat.. Anything left, wee buddy??

Small Bird , Asian Minor Bird , I think .

Damn that little Fuji !.....

This is the Australian Noisy Miner. Found along the East coast of Australia.

Small Bird , Asian Minor Bird , I think .

Damn that little Fuji !.....

Let me go!

How the hell did you get hold of that?

Some kind of Shaolin lizard grabbing technique?

Found it Sunshine.......Same same but different.

Let me go!

one of the best images i've ever seen on this forum . . .

Thanks Goshawk... I actually hesitated uploading that.... you made my day and the others who added a "like"

I cannot remember how he caught it....

Hand size butterfly sitting on the door frame of a shop in Inburi.

Not sure what this is .... looks like a colourful flying ant.... it was in and out of that hole so fast it was hard to catch it with the camera!

Never seen b4!

he's in !

Let me go!

one of the best images i've ever seen on this forum . . .

That's great

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Looks like the elephant is enjoying the power washing! ^

Snails or "Hoi" a real pest of the rice farmers

damage caused!