Wildlife Wednesday – Snowberry Clearwing Hummingbird Moth

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I saw this beauty feeding on my basil.It’s so fast that I got only a few photos and one super short video.

Snowberry Clearwing Hummingbird Moth
taking off after feeding on my basil.


Wishing you all a beautiful Wednesday!

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Snowberry Clear Wing Hummingbird Moth

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edited 8-3-2017
I fixed the word ‘Snowberry’.
I misspelled it on the video, the photos & this post.
I apologize for my mistake & any confusion I may have caused.
 

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13 thoughts on “Wildlife Wednesday – Snowberry Clearwing Hummingbird Moth”

    • You’re Welcome WW
      I agree, they’re beautiful. It’s also neat to be able to actually see through it’s wings. I hope you get to see one someday.
      Thanks so much. 🙂

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    • Thanks Mary,
      Yes, unfortunately, it’s caterpillars are a pest of tomato and potato farmers. We’re lucky that it’s not an issue with our gardening and we can enjoy the beauty of the Moths. 🙂

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  5. I remember thinking I’d never seen a bee that big when one crawled into a blossom on the trumpet vine one year. That’s when I learned what it really was–and I didn’t need to worry about getting stung!

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    • Hello Deacon Wright,
      Welcome to my blog.
      Thanks so much for visiting and leaving me a happy comment.
      I hope you’ll visit again sometime.
      🙂

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