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I found these moths this evening, I dont know what they are, except for the tiny Wasp moth sharing a flower with a bee. If you know please tell me! Thanks to Martin who investigated and found out that the bluish one is a Common Grass-blue butterfly, I am so pleased Martin, how wonderful to have friends to help! Inspired by Martin I have discovered that the large moth is definitely a Hawk Moth, but I have not found an exact match yet.
Oh wow! Absolutely stunning!!!!!
so glad you like them ….i wish i knew more about them!
I love the photo with the white flower. Beautiful!
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
They are beautiful!
Wonderful!
It’s like this year’s fashions for moths – great show!
Don’t know their identity, but they are surely beautiful!, thanks for sharing them with us,MJ
Beautiful captures! Love the bee and moth against that white flower. Margie
Great slideshow you have here great work my friend
We have small blue butterflies that look like your “medium sized” one in the northern states of the USA. It’s similar to the endangered “Karner Blue.” It doesn’t have the tiny “eye spots” or “tails” as yours has though:
I guess the link I included in the last comment was lost. It’s probably not allowed so I’ll put it in this one with some modifications which might allow it to come through:
sharkenterprises.biz/photos/animalia/insecta/lepidoptera/lycaeides/LycaeidesMelissaSamuelis01.htm
this is so beautiful, all blue, small and delicate! mine is a bit larger, now identified by Martin, see below. thanks for showing me the endangered one
Hi Christine – Nice shots
I think Your first one is a Common Grass Blue Butterfly. Sorry, I didn’t investigate the large moth in the second shot.
thank you martin, it is indeed the same one, and i am glad to find that website, now i can use it as a reference too
Very nice close ups of your little winged wonders.
I like to watch moths. Your photos are beautiful.