So this looks like a cross between a butterfly, a hummingbird and a moth…whatever it is looks pretty cool to me.
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Iโm thinking maybe hosta blooms… beautiful! ๐๐๐
Thanks! I was more wondering about the insect!
Oh my bad, I wasnโt
looking at the critters! ๐
I’ve sent your post to a blogger that is very familiar with various garden “creatures.” Perhaps he’ll have an answer. ๐
oh! thanks that would be cool! ๐
He says it’s a hummingbird hawk moth.
Thank you!
Nan sent me. That is a Hummingbird Hawkmoth.
I stand corrected. I think you are in the States, yes? If this is correct then the insect is a hummingbird moth, probably, a Clearwing hummingbird moth.
You might find this site interesting.
Hope this helps?
https://www.hummingbirdsplus.org/hummingbird-moth-facts/
Yes in Maryland ๐ Thank you for the information!
and yes it’s wings were see through!
Excellent. We both learned something new, and that is always a good day. ๐
Absolutely!
Interesting! Great capture with the camera. ๐
Thanks, Mish!
We have them here too. We thought they were hummers but they are moths. Great shot. ๐
OMG! It’s a scary moth!
I mean, I’m not against moths…. some are gorgeous, but some really freak me out! I looked up hummingbird moth. I’ve broken a sweat, and need a break!
Be well! ๐