Moths and/or Butterflies

[Boudicca]

Couldnt stand it, had to have another attempt at close up of these. Morh/butterfly Number One, looks as if he's doing the Royal Wave

[Barefoot]

Couldnt stand it, had to have another attempt at close up of these. Morh/butterfly Number One, looks as if he's doing the Royal Wave

The colors are magnificent.

[kittygilchrist]

Couldnt stand it, had to have another attempt at close up of these. Morh/butterfly Number One, looks as if he's doing the Royal Wave

clubs on the end of antennae differentiate bfly from moth.

[Boudicca]

Kittygilchrist " clubs on the end of antennae differentiate bfly from moth"

Whoa, who knew that. Thank you Kitty, I've never known how to tell one from another, now I do. :)

[rayschic]

Kittygilchrist " clubs on the end of antennae differentiate bfly from moth"

Whoa, who knew that. Thank you Kitty, I've never known how to tell one from another, now I do. :)

Yes, that's usually the easier way to tell. Here's a chart showing other differences that I found interesting. Your pictures are beautiful.

Butterfly vs Moth - Difference and Comparison | Diffen (http://www.diffen.com/difference/Butterfly_vs_Moth)

[kittygilchrist]

clubs on the end of antennae differentiate bfly from moth.

Ever been to the bfly museum in Gainesville? Well worth a trip...usually have a festival in October.

[Boudicca]

Ever been to the bfly museum in Gainesville? Well worth a trip...usually have a festival in October.
Never been to the one in Gainville, but enjoyed the buttefly house in the Keys, and one in London's Kew Gardens. I took Gracie's advice and ventured into other forms of photographty, having started with skies, and the many beautiful places throughout TV. Life is an adventure, eh?

[kittygilchrist]

indeed it is...I'm a photographer wannabe too. the sky here is amazing...as it's flat and mostly treeless....I'll be going to the photography thingy in the rec news if I ever get organized. shrandell, thanks for the inspiration. you're sharing beauty.
hugs,
Kitty

[butterfly sue]

These butterflies are all in the skipper family. That is one of the hardest to identify.