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For the last four years we have been getting Humming bird hawk moths in our Garden. This is one I caught. Unfortunately the wings are horizontal and moving so fast they are practically invisible. They are migrants from southern Europe and are becoming increasingly more common.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 300D |
| Lens: | Sigma 70-300 |
| Title: | wingless wonder |
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| Uploaded: | 15 Oct 2006 - 8:50 PM |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, Cornwall, Flowers & plants, Humming bird hawk moth, Insect, Migrant, Wildlife / nature |
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this is a wonderful photo I saw one of these moths this summer for the first time, and I wondered what ever it was until I got home and looked it up, I must admit it looks a bit sinister, as though it might sting, but now I know its harmless, they are amazing to watch just like a humming bird.
maureen
I appreciate the positive comments. This shot was hand held from about 2m and only needed slight sharpening.
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