sharing some pix

[nEwb]

a dull moth. :think:

showing it's tru colors :bigeyes:

*anyone noes the i.d. of this moth?

 

[Clown]

erm.. ID i dun have, but it's not a moth i think.
moths have triangular wings pointing backwards.

 

[Garion]

Thats not a moth, its a butterfly. Moths (typically) have feathered antennae, this one does not. I'd hazard a guess, I think its a Striped Blue Crow (Euploea mulciber mulciber), probably a male.

 

[nEwb]

wooo... thx for the effort to id this buttermoth.

well. i'm convinced this is a butterfly. thx garion. cos a prof told me this is a moth

 

[zemotion]

why no one comment on pics. =P go learn from garion lol. i think some tilted angles/side-views ones would look nicer. ^^

*is it me or the pic quality abit grainy?

 

[Clown]

a prof?! omg.. wat kind of ppl are teaching our students nowadays...

 

[nEwb]

eh... original pic not grainy. dunno why posted liaoZ. becomes liddat :dunno:

 

[s_wrx]

a prof?! omg.. wat kind of ppl are teaching our students nowadays...

hehe.. the UNQUALIFIED ones.. :bsmilie: just kidding.. before the prof reads this and murders me...

anyway, nice tries!

keep shooting and improving your shots!

 

[nEwb]

yea, i'll shoot more. thx for the encouragements.

 

[ReSpawN]

wooo... thx for the effort to id this buttermoth.

well. i'm convinced this is a butterfly. thx garion. cos a prof told me this is a moth

Well i think the Prof is right...! Cos the simplest way to tell a moth from a butterfly is : a Moth opens up their wings while a Butterfly close their wings when in Rest. Some Moths may look like butterfly even without the feathered antennae.

Check this link : http://www.uksafari.com/mothorbfly.htm

 

[nEwb]

wooo.. i'm enlightened :bsmilie:
thx for the link, respawn