Moth antenna

Download free image of Antennae. Digitally enhanced from our own publication of Moths and butterflies of the United States (1900) by Sherman F. Denton (1856-1937). about animal, vintage, art public domain, illustration, and public domain 403511

Photo taken in Cat Tien national park, Vietnam.

Butterflies, skippers and moths all belong in the insect order Lepidoptera.

The poodle moth, discovered in Venezuela in 2009 by Dr. Arthur Anker, is a fascinating and peculiar-looking moth that has captured widespread curiosity due to its unique appearance. Resembling a combination of a poodle and a moth, it is characterized by its dense, white, fur-like setae covering its body and wings, giving it a plush, fuzzy appearance. Its large, dark eyes and feathery antennae add to its distinct look. Despite its striking appearance, much about the poodle moth, including…

Miss Twisted on Instagram: "More Moth Witch! The full video on how I made this including my little moth buddy (Motthew) is out now on my YouTube Channel! A few without the hat to better show off the amazing @phant0masy mask and the beautiful posable 'antennae'. Still so pleased with the bodice too from @thedarkmodiste. Thank you again to @chuong_photography for an amazing eye for photo ops and fighting off the leeches!"