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Imperial moth

© Kay E. Mahoney

Imperial moth

Uploaded: November 11, 2010

Description

This beautiful moth was on the side of the building where I was staying. Taken in Orlando, Florida.

Comments

frank w. degenhardt November 11, 2010

Kay- Oh my girl, you did capture a beautiful one with this Imperial moth. I think its name is appropriate as it does have a royal look to it. I love its multi colored look, as if camoflaged by nature. Gorgeous colors and details of it. Adding to the beauty of the picture is the way that it decided to land on. I especially love the lines and the differnt textures. It was so perfect to show off the moth.
Gorgeous work my friend.
Have yourself a most wonderful day. #1326027

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe November 11, 2010

Fantastic find, colors and capture, Kay. #9027945

Ann Coates level-classic November 11, 2010

That's an unusual moth. I like the contrast of colours here but it also makes it stand out for any birdies that might be flying nearby. #9027998

Freddy Bland November 11, 2010

Wonderful capture, Kay!! I think these large moths are so elegant! #9028120

Kay E. Mahoney level-classic November 14, 2010

Thank you every one for all of your comments. #9033376

Melissa Olsen January 27, 2011

He is most impressive and your capture suits him well. Have a great day Kay! #9196974

Kay E. Mahoney level-classic January 28, 2011

Thank you for your comment, Melissa. #9199345

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