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The death’s-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos, is found throughout tropical Africa and adjacent areas. It also migrates into temperate regions and is regularly found in the UK. Death's-head hawkmoth It is one of the UK’s largest moths and is readily identified by its large size, the skull-like marking on the thorax and its yellow-striped abdomen. The females are very similar to the males but have thinner antennae, slightly broader and more rounded wings, and fatter bodies. Unlike most moths that collect nectar from flowers, the death’s-head hawkmoth is very well adapted to raiding honeybee colonies and sucking honey directly from the comb
Originally posted by cody599
reply to post by Sublimecraft
Nope
It's a deaths head moth
Originally posted by Sublimecraft
Originally posted by cody599
reply to post by Sublimecraft
Nope
It's a deaths head moth
Ahh yes - I think you nailed it mate.
Originally posted by suicideeddie
death head hawk moth
Originally posted by Neopan100
reply to post by cody599
ahh man...didn't see you post the SofTL reference...beat me too it Oh well...
Originally posted by Philippines
Originally posted by suicideeddie
death head hawk moth
Looking at the timestamp you deserve credit too!
So yeah, you and Cody are both right. I knew this moth too, but I'm glad I was beaten by other knowledgeable members. I see crazy moths every day, even the Atlas Moth is here lol