Sundowner Moth
So a moth flutters in, a Sundowner moth also known as a Sphingomorpha chlorea, and landed onto Hilton’s chequered shirt. No fruit trees here little one so you can flutter off before the cats find you.
Friday, 6 January 2017
So a moth flutters in, a Sundowner moth also known as a Sphingomorpha chlorea, and landed onto Hilton’s chequered shirt. No fruit trees here little one so you can flutter off before the cats find you.
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