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Letting off steam. You don't have to like it or agree with it, it is written for my benefit and no one else's. Feel free to add comments if you choose. There will be no moderation. If you choose to post personal attacks, I may well leave them there, so that the bile can fester in the sunshine of my approval, as I regard it from the vantage point of the moral highground.
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looks like an Elephant Hawk Moth
http://www.habitas.org.uk/bnfc/images/Elephant_Hawk_Moth.jpg
Thanks @12.08, looks just like that!
Big hairy moths give me the willies. Horrible! Going by the size of it I would say its a behe moth!
It's a chav moth, it's got Burberry colours on.
wv= frimat, a dyslexic mathematician?
More sweepback than a Vulcan. Looks more like your favourite Mach 2+ fighter jet!
I love the comments from everyone! Thank you for my morning laugh. Here in California we have very pretty Cecropia moths. http://www.naturemoncton.org/images/Cecropia%20Moth.JPG
When they crawl on your hand, the little hooks on their feet are creepy. I'd rather let my tarantula walk on me.
Saw the same brand of moth on a spanish ship last year. I know what you mean about the photo not doing justice, they are huge and awesome beasts.
I think you need a pilots licence to own one though, so expect a call from the CAA any time now.
it not only looks like an elephant hawk moth, it is one. the caterpillars feed on rosebay willowherb, and look like an elpehant's trunk.
to bombay
a travelling circus came,
they brought an intelligent mo-o-oth
Deilephila elpenor was her naaaame....
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