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 By: Robert Currie  
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Photographer  Robert Currie {Karma:3241}
Project #37 Night Photography Camera Model Minolta DiMAGE Z1
Categories Wildlife
Film Format
Portfolio Wild
Lens 35-380 (shot @ 63mm)
Uploaded 4/19/2004 Film / Memory Type SD card
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 432 Shutter 1/60
Favorites Aperture f/2.8
Critiques 14 Rating
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Location City -  Centurion
State -  GAUTENG
Country - South Africa   South Africa
About Captured 2 hour's ago, so I had to use the flash muted with a 4 x folded "Tumble Soft" fabric softener sheet which was handy. I replaced the colour in the feelers because they had a bad case of purple fringing. Steven Bowden has gladly volunteered to put his fountain on the block and identify it for us.
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Guido Tweepenninckx Guido Tweepenninckx   {K:20076} 9/24/2004
You can take nice macros with your camera Robert.
I am also thinking of using some soft something in front of the flash for macros.
best regards Guido

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ERNIE BUCHANAN ERNIE BUCHANAN   {K:18155} 4/30/2004
Oops an update. The males are the ones that have the fuzzy antenna to pick up the pherenomes of the females so this moth is a female sorry.

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Robert Currie   {K:3241} 4/29/2004
Thanks for your time Ernie. Robert

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ERNIE BUCHANAN ERNIE BUCHANAN   {K:18155} 4/29/2004
IN REFERENCE TO YOUR LAUNDRY MOTH. IT IS DEFINATELY A MOTH AND A MALE-THE ANTENNA ARE SLENDER AND NOT FEATHERED. PROBABLY IN THE SATURNIA GENUS. I ASSUME YOU TOOK THIS PICTURE IN SOUTH AFRICA BECAUSE THIS IS NOT A US SPECIES. IT WOUOLD BE NICE TO HAVE A PHOTO OF THE UNDERSIDE. THE EYE SPOTS MAKE ME THINK IT A SATURNID MOTH AND NOT A GEOMETRID. YOU MIGHT CHECK A LOCAL UNIVERSITY OR LIBRARY AND LOOK UP SATURNID MOTHS.

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Valen    {K:768} 4/20/2004
Bendita paciencia!! Great work!

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Robert Currie   {K:3241} 4/20/2004
Debra, funny that you ask, I've noticed a few holes in my shorts and socks lately LoL. He has a wingspan of about 3 1/2". Robert

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Enjoy    {K:16125} 4/20/2004
Folded Tumble soft...lol... can create an entire ad with this shot... great idea and huge moth....Don't they eat fabric?

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Kristina Kohut   {K:49990} 4/20/2004
Nice one! Great details and so interesting funny big "extra eyes" on the wings!

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Stephen  Bowden   {K:64141} 4/19/2004
From what I have found (not a lot) it "could" be part of the Erebus family of moths. Very similar to the Erebus Ephesperis. Goodness knows how I found that. I hope Ernie passes by ... or give drop him an email, he's a great chap !

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Robert Currie   {K:3241} 4/19/2004
Stephen, I spent 2 hours trying to identify the Iguana and came up with zip. I could have driven to the zoo and back in half the time! But I can now identify every other type of lizard and reptile, and I know what to feed Iguans. Thanks in advance. Rob

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Stephen  Bowden   {K:64141} 4/19/2004
Oh Oh that sounds like another project but this time to a library lol It is a great photo Robert but I do still like the "Laundry Moth" annotation. Leave it with me and I will see what turns up - the best person to help is ERNIE BUCHANAN, Ernie is an expert on Entomology !!
(just spent 20 mins searching the internet - this is a tough one lol)

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Maria José Barres   {K:11276} 4/19/2004
Está viva? Es una buena toma!

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Riny  Koopman   {K:19998} 4/19/2004
ja robert,het is een dag pauw vlinder,
geweldig mooi,de ogen op de vleugels van de vlinder is een waar schuwings teken rivialen,
met andere woorden kom niet bij mij in de buurt
prachtig geschoten mijn vriend
groet-riny

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Teunis Haveman Teunis Haveman   {K:53426} 4/19/2004
Robert, great shot
Beautiful Eyes
Nice work
Teunis

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