obsessed with how this bird is called the purple indigobird…how did he meet the qualifications
Golden rumped elephant shrew (Rhynchocyon chrysopygus) [x]
Clouded Silver
Lomographa temerata
From the geometridae family. They have a wingspan of 22-30 mm. They tend to inhabit gardens, hedgerows, fens and woodland. They can be found in most of Europe.
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it’s crazy how much diversity there can be in one species…these are all pictures of the same bird species (red-tailed hawk)
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Sometimes “rizz” (charisma) just isn’t enough. To attract a mate, a male Lady Amherst’s Pheasant (Chrysolophus amherstiae) will engage in an elaborate courtship dance. What’s more? He has dazzling plumage to add to his appeal, along with tail feathers that can reach an impressive 31.5 inches (80 cm) long!
While this bird prefers to stay on the ground, it occasionally takes flight to escape from foes or to reach treetop roosts. One might spot this species in parts of Asia, such as southwestern China, where it inhabits bamboo forests.
Photo: Henry Koh, CC BY 2.0, flickr
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Clearwing tussock moth, Carriola ecnomoda, Lymantriinae
Found in Southeast Asia
Photo 1 by leptonia, 2 by rejoicegassah, 3 by dhfischer, 4 by antoniogiudici, 5 by mark027, 6-8 by ivijayanand, and 9 for scale by soooonchye
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- im small bastard man i wanna hiss at the sun
Blair's Mocha
Cyclophora puppillaria
From the geomtridae family. They have a wingspan of 28-36 mm. They tend to inhabit open and coastal habitats, but are also occasionally seen in woodland. They can be found in Europe and North Africa to the Caucasus area.
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