Did you TAKE THIS PHOTO ????? If you did WOW ! x2 . Sometimes, when I see an image like this, I am reminded of some of the design similarities of night creatures and deep sea creatures.
Always puts me in mind of our Creator as artist-designer-engineer. As if He was so joyful with a certain creative path He just had to revisit the subject!
Thanks for the comment. I think the sunset is going to be watched tonight so I'll take some photos :) Thanks for the kind words. Ack! I just need to call you :) Give your animals hugs and kisses for me :)
thought i'd drop by to check up on trout - and happy to read that trout is doing better - hurrah - especially love the pic of her (him?) running about.
of late, i've had that dog cravin' again, but i resist. not time for me yet to have a four-foot. i still miss my old bearded collie, treacle, who was sweeter than sweet and moved on to better pastures (filled with obedient sheep, no doubt) in 2003.
hi everybody! i wonder if a nocturnal moth is okay if it is still out in the light when morning comes -or if it is dying. i also saw lots of butterflies this weekend and an unusual buckeye moth but it flew away before i could photograph it.
thanks so much for all your comments.
Trouts eyes are better but i still dont believe she has glaucoma. the drops made her eyes sink in -as opposed to the bulge that started the scare in the first place. i give her less drops than they prescribed and will have the pressure tested again next week. they were in the normal range last week.
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beautiful!
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I love these - we get them once in a while. They are so beautiful, aren't they? :)
ReplyDeleteI had one of these bless my studio door once. I've also been blessed (?) with flying squirrels in my studio's rafters.
ReplyDeleteI'm just a wee bit north of you, and hour north of asheville, at the foot of mount mitchell.
I have moth envy!
ReplyDeleteDid you TAKE THIS PHOTO ????? If you did WOW ! x2 .
ReplyDeleteSometimes, when I see an image like this, I am reminded of some of the design similarities of night creatures and deep sea creatures.
Always puts me in mind of our Creator as artist-designer-engineer. As if He was so joyful with a certain creative path He just had to revisit the subject!
Ditto on Dani's comment. In a serious big way.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an elegant critter. The great thing about bugs is how they manage to seem both so fragile and so sturdy at the same time.
ReplyDeleteWe sees these at the beach sometimes--color in yore picture is exactly right--an' is it about 4 inches wide?
ReplyDeleteLovely Pup, jes' lovely.
This moth is one of the many reasons I miss Southwest Virginia.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, it seems to glow. ♥
ReplyDeleteooooh I've always loved these ones. So cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. I think the sunset is going to be watched tonight so I'll take some photos :) Thanks for the kind words. Ack! I just need to call you :) Give your animals hugs and kisses for me :)
thought i'd drop by to check up on trout - and happy to read that trout is doing better - hurrah - especially love the pic of her (him?) running about.
ReplyDeleteof late, i've had that dog cravin' again, but i resist. not time for me yet to have a four-foot. i still miss my old bearded collie, treacle, who was sweeter than sweet and moved on to better pastures (filled with obedient sheep, no doubt) in 2003.
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hi everybody! i wonder if a nocturnal moth is okay if it is still out in the light when morning comes -or if it is dying. i also saw lots of butterflies this weekend and an unusual buckeye moth but it flew away before i could photograph it.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for all your comments.
Trouts eyes are better but i still dont believe she has glaucoma. the drops made her eyes sink in -as opposed to the bulge that started the scare in the first place. i give her less drops than they prescribed and will have the pressure tested again next week. they were in the normal range last week.
That needs to make it in a paiting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bug. Sorry, you didn't get the farm truck you wanted.
ReplyDeleteIf Trout does not have glaucoma, what is the next possible diagnosis? Delighted to hear she is improved and back to full throttle around Chickory :-)
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear that Trout is feeling better and see her running around in the photo; good luck with the tests this week. ♡
ReplyDeletelove dianne. xoxo
Glad to hear Trout is better - such good news!
ReplyDeleteAnd I think the last moth I saw like that out in the day did die. They are incredibly beautiful - lovely photo.
this is beautiful and reminds me of a fancy little leaf!
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