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White Spotted Tiger Moth

White Spotted Tiger Moth

At first I thought it was a butterfly, then on closer inspection the body made me think it was some weird kind of bee. It was only after lots of o nline investi...
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At first I thought it was a butterfly, then on closer inspection the body made me think it was some weird kind of bee. It was only after lots of o nline investigation I discovered that this was in fact a White Spotted Tiger Moth.....Out and about in broad daylight, gathering pollen from my Forsythia - who would have thought it.......Only in Arkansas!
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NIKON D90

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 100 Shutter 4/1000

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Apr, 2014

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