Panthea sp. -- owlet moth, Boulder, Colorado, 2014. Acknowledgment. Thanks to Don Frack for the identification.
7 Comments
Just Bob · 12 May 2014
Oh my God! It's so beautiful! So Jesus! [/channeling FL]
Matt Young · 12 May 2014
Fyn Kynd at BugGuide says it is Phigalia titea. So I Googled that species and found this. Looks suspiciously correct -- does anyone else want to weigh in? (Readers with long memories may recall that neither my brother-in-law nor I can tell a Swainson's hawk from a red-tailed hawk.)
Henry J · 12 May 2014
Those with large sweaters better watch out...
icstuff · 13 May 2014
Matt which camera, lens and photoshop did you use?
Matt Young · 13 May 2014
Matt which camera, lens and photoshop did you use?
I used a Canon G11 with its only lens, and I did not use Photoshop (capital P, please), but rather an obsolete Microsoft program called Picture-It. Why do you ask?
icstuff · 15 May 2014
I was just interested, I liked the quality of detail. The P(p)hotoshop part was an ill-conceived attempt at humour.
icstuff · 15 May 2014
Sorry for the ill-conceived attempt at Photoshop humour. I was just curious.
7 Comments
Just Bob · 12 May 2014
Oh my God! It's so beautiful! So Jesus! [/channeling FL]
Matt Young · 12 May 2014
Fyn Kynd at BugGuide says it is Phigalia titea. So I Googled that species and found this. Looks suspiciously correct -- does anyone else want to weigh in? (Readers with long memories may recall that neither my brother-in-law nor I can tell a Swainson's hawk from a red-tailed hawk.)
Henry J · 12 May 2014
Those with large sweaters better watch out...
icstuff · 13 May 2014
Matt which camera, lens and photoshop did you use?
Matt Young · 13 May 2014
icstuff · 15 May 2014
I was just interested, I liked the quality of detail. The P(p)hotoshop part was an ill-conceived attempt at humour.
icstuff · 15 May 2014
Sorry for the ill-conceived attempt at Photoshop humour. I was just curious.