Ou bien un fantôme. I saw it on the white tile over our kitchen sink a couple of mornings ago.
When the weather is warm overnight, we leave windows open. We don't have screens. Interesting creatures come inside.
Do you think it's a moth? It has a wingspan of about one inch — less than three centimeters.
There's a shelf over the sink with halogen lighting under it. Makes for good batman-type shadows.
Weird or what? I've never seen one of those before! Amazing photos
ReplyDeleteI love these micromoths.... their real group is the 'plume moths' because of the wings..... but I call them T-moths.
ReplyDeleteIt is the White Plume Moth....Pterophorus pentadactylus.... and the wings are split into plumes..... two on the forewing and three on the rear. They are a pretty moth...and lots around this year, but I have only had a couple in the trap so far this year....
This one, of all the group, is the easiest to identify.
Especially from photos like these..... nice.
I would have called it a stick insect and been wrong, as the above comment indicates.
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ReplyDeleteIs it just white or albino , I wonder .. It is strange and beautiful .
ReplyDeleteAnd look what I found when googling to learn more about them ... http://www.mothscount.org/images/sub/1513-micro.jpg
DeleteNow that is a beautiful creature.
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