Striking little fellow, isn't he?
I think he is too attractive to be a moth but the genius that is social media tells me this is the Two Spot Tiger Moth.
It seems rather fitting that I would find my eye drawn to this insect today rather like a moth to a flame.
It was day one back at work for the year and by 2pm I really needed a little lie down. Truth is I felt a little moth-eaten where the definition is decayed or worn out and not more literal meaning of having been eaten or damaged by the larvae of moths.
The first couple of days after a break are always such a struggle aren't they?
By next week I won't even remember I've had time off therefore it must be time to plan my next holiday. Only 326 days until Christmas (yes, I am counting actually).
the last day before a holiday and the first day back at work afterwards are just awful! such great detail on the moths body and wings x
ReplyDeleteLove the detail. Well done on capturing it. Hope next week at work is a little brighter for you.
ReplyDeleteStunning photograph, love the contrast
ReplyDeleteOh wow he is a beauty!! I love moths. Hope you settle back into work okay and your energy picks up xx
ReplyDeletewow he is a lovely fellow!
ReplyDeletePretty indeed! Always hard returning to work after a break, but you're right, we get back into the swing of things so quickly!
ReplyDeleteNice shot of him! I love his colors against the green leaf.
ReplyDeletegreat close up, and what a lovely looking moth!
ReplyDeleteFirst days always the worst but lovely picture x
ReplyDeleteHe is beautiful and very striking against the green x
ReplyDeleteThat is a mega close-up! Such amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up.
That is a stunning photo! The colours are so vibrant!
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The colours and detail is amazing. Beautiful shot.
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