Stock image Geometrid
Large Emerald (Geometra Papilionaria) And Little Emerald (Jodis Lactearia)
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An Interesting Twig Mimic Caterpillar Of The Lytrosis Genus Dangling From A Support Thread With A Dark Background. Its Camouflage Is So Perfect It Appears As A Dead Twig Hanging From A Spider's Web.
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This Is A Female Brimstone Moth (Opisthograptis Luteolata), The Female Is Bigger Than The Male And Are Commonly Found In Gardens And Hedgerows And Easily Disturbed By Day. Here, She Slowly Made Her Way Down Into The Vegetation.
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This Is A Female Brimstone Moth (Opisthograptis Luteolata), The Female Is Bigger Than The Male And Are Commonly Found In Gardens And Hedgerows And Easily Disturbed By Day. Here, She Slowly Made Her Way Down Into The Vegetation.
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Winter Moth (Operophtera Brumata). A Moth In The Family Geometridae That Flies In The Late Autumn And Winter
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Cyclophora (Codonia) Punctaria, The Maiden's Blush, Is A Moth Of The Family Geometridae. Imago Butterfly On A Black Background.
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Waved Umber (Menophra Abruptaria) Moth. British Insect In The Family Geometridae, The Geometer Moths, Camouflaged Against Lichen
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This Is The Mottled Beauty, Alcis Repandata, A Geometrid Moth Sometimes Referred To As Geometer Moths Due To The Apparent Habit Of The Larvae (loopers) To Inch Along In A Looping Movement. These Moths Exhibit A Form Of Camouflage Known As Cryptogamy
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