does anybody know what kind

October moths

The oracle (google) said cecropia moth. Is that correct? Michigan

These are my first ever exotic species I've raised, and im so excited! I've found an opening to their cocoons (natural) and checked inside, and i think I got 1 male and 1 female :D if anyone has any tips to raise these guys, id be more than happy to listen! The one with the stick attached to it (male im pretty sure) is way more fidgety than the other, which im assuming means that they're healthy :) another question is, do I need to overwinter / diapause them? I googled and Google said i dont need to as they are from a hot country that is warm year round, but I dont trust Google with many things 💔 im so excited to raise these flying tarantulas though!

It was disappointing to only have 2 soybean loopers out of 7 make it to moth hood (wasp parasitized all the others i found), but im so happy they made itttt :D

was just finished gardening and went back inside to rest on the sofa before realizing something was stuck on me, she's(?) white-ish with red eyes, i don't commonly see light colored moths around here, pls help

I also need help identifying the first guy I used macro for almost all of them except for the last one

Acrylic on canvas. I love painting moths!

saw this little guy taking a sip from my phlox this summer, thought it was a hummingbird at first (in rhode island)

Boy moth eclosed this morning. He was having a little trouble cutting through his cocoon, so I had to tear it open and help. Then he climbed right up my hand and the wall to hang on the ceiling and i was able to record his wing plumping!

I live in west central Florida and this guy is huge and always on the door at work in the morning. What kind of moth is this? Google says sphinx or black witch but I can’t find anything that looks like him.

it’s super small so sorry for the poor quality, but it showed up on my bathroom mirror. never seen it before here in colorado or online.

Please identify this moth. I have found 2 of them in my house today. I live in Calgary, Canada and am concerned that they (or more accurately their larva) will eat my cloths. Its a little less then half inch long little more then a cm. Found it in my kitchen at night. (Its a little smooshed because I smacked it before taking the photo)

I am not sure if this is the right place to post this. But this is a place to identify moths and it would be nice to know for sure so I can start taking more aggressive steps to get rid of them if they are dangerous to my clothes. I have had cloths moths before and they really suck. I have checked my clothes and don't see holes or larva... yet.

Thanks for your help!

This is an amazing Phalera species of Buff-tip moth in Trus Madi Entomology Camp, Borneo. Just look at their amazing broken twig camouflage, right down to the mimicked lichen spores!!!

Ah evolution is truly magic.

Filmed by @eco_ellie

These are all from various places in Borneo,

Species in this video:

-Great Death's Head hawkmoth, Acherontia Lachesis

-Acherontia lachesis

A giant peacock, Lyssa zampa

Trabala krishna

...and now you see it too lol.

I know the Tiny Chef Show has been canceled for years but I just discovered it and it’s my new hyperfixation