Moth appreciation

[Slimeglasses]

Aand that's not exclusive to moths. Not always, but often if something's bright and colourful it's either poisonous or tries to seem like it is.

like me after spending a long day in the sun. My fave turning red is just wanting to let everyone know I will be toxic when exhausted.

 

[Nonak]

Didn't think of you living in the Vaults of a Bank... or have you already red Book 7?

Yeah, I agree, they're pretty close, at least bc of their colors

I read all the books multiple times except the 8th one, but I really didn't like it the first time. Though allat was a while ago and I'm sure I forgot most of it, so another thing to reread.
Fantastic beasts was published after all the main books though, so info there has got to be more up to date, right?

Good thing moths don't reach 6 tonnes of weighy unlike those...

 

[Nonak]

like me after spending a long day in the sun. My fave turning red is just wanting to let everyone know I will be toxic when exhausted.

I do the same. Do other slimes get it? Because humans certainly don't.

 

[Cuddlebug]

I read all the books multiple times except the 8th one, but I really didn't like it the first time. Though allat was a while ago and I'm sure I forgot most of it, so another thing to reread.
Fantastic beasts was published after all the main books though, so info there has got to be more up to date, right?

Good thing moths don't reach 6 tonnes of weighy unlike those...

Idk if there will be another update to fantastic beasts, haven't red the book, just the original HP series (including the cursed child ) And I'm not sure if the movies series will go on, they stopped after the 3rd film.
Just didn't wanted to spoiler you that the dragon in the Vaults of Gringotts was set free in book 7...

 

[Slimeglasses]

I read all the books multiple times except the 8th one, but I really didn't like it the first time. Though allat was a while ago and I'm sure I forgot most of it, so another thing to reread.
Fantastic beasts was published after all the main books though, so info there has got to be more up to date, right?

Good thing moths don't reach 6 tonnes of weighy unlike those...

I’ve only read the first 7. and the last two only once each. I should read them all again sometime…

 

[Nonak]

And I'm not sure if the movies series will go on, they stopped after the 3rd film.

I haven't seen them at all, and not interested for now.

Just didn't wanted to spoiler you that the dragon in the Vaults of Gringotts was set free in book 7...

Ohhh yea I remembered.

I haven't seen Ironbellies around here, only some hints at them existing, so people keeping them at bay must be doing a real good job. But stuff like that can still happen.

I’ve only read the first 7. and the last two only once each. I should read them all again sometime…

Yes. Do. Also the three additional ones, they're great.
I actually started reading from the fourth one simply because we didn't have the first three. I don't remember exactly how it felt to read them eventually, but must've explained a lot.

 

[Nonak]

Moth
A daytime active one
To be exact, the six spot burnet
Never met one, but look at these antennae
!!

They can also have yellow and black spots, but I couldn't find any pictures of the latter, so must be rare.

 

[Contented-Slime]

Okay, so I know this is very random, but in the very beginning of this thread we were talking about the rosy maple moth? They're my favorite type of moth and they're ALL over my camp at night. Once, there was one on my bunk porch, and I was so scared that my bunkmates would be scared of it that I picked it up and walked it to a respectable place for it (barefoot). The moth was fine, and I got to carry my favorite moth around for a couple minutes!

 

[Slimeglasses]

Okay, so I know this is very random, but in the very beginning of this thread we were talking about the rosy maple moth? They're my favorite type of moth and they're ALL over my camp at night. Once, there was one on my bunk porch, and I was so scared that my bunkmates would be scared of it that I picked it up and walked it to a respectable place for it (barefoot). The moth was fine, and I got to carry my favorite moth around for a couple minutes!

That’s awesome! Wish it were similar for me during summer camp lol

 

[Nonak]

Okay, so I know this is very random, but in the very beginning of this thread we were talking about the rosy maple moth? They're my favorite type of moth and they're ALL over my camp at night. Once, there was one on my bunk porch, and I was so scared that my bunkmates would be scared of it that I picked it up and walked it to a respectable place for it (barefoot). The moth was fine, and I got to carry my favorite moth around for a couple minutes!

Why would they be scared of a moth tho?

 

[Nonak]

Found a Large Yellow Underwing today. Well, what was left from it. Here's how it'd look if it was alive and not as battered:

Praying manitises are fun, I occasionally find 'em outside.

About this...

First time (or I just forgot) meeting a white one.

 

[Cuddlebug]

About this...

First time (or I just forgot) meeting a white one.

Really!!! I thought you were kidding when mentioning them living at your place... Awesome, just like our grashoppers here

 

[Nonak]

Really!!! I thought you were kidding when mentioning them living at your place... Awesome, just like our grashoppers here

Yea I was. The photo isn't real, they're actually aliens and you can't find them anywhere on Earth. Now you know the truth.
What kinds of grasshoppers do you have? There's a ton of them here, anywhere with tall enough grass.

 

[Cuddlebug]

What kinds of grasshoppers do you have? There's a ton of them here, anywhere with tall enough grass.

The big green one's, small green ones, chirpy brown ones...

 

[Cuddlebug]

Yea I was. The photo isn't real, they're actually aliens and you can't find them anywhere on Earth. Now you know the truth.

Should have know , yeah...

 

[Nonak]

The big green one's, small green ones, chirpy brown ones...

So about what we have. Though big ones are rare, they're mostly small to tiny.

 

[Cuddlebug]

While looking for some Grashopper photos I found this one of a beauty sitting at our door... It's called Phlogophora meticulosa (Achateule) or "cabbage looper" says Wiki...