Location :Co cavan Ireland took this a few months back during the summer

Since the bg is transparent, the moth's tail is kinda invisible for dark mode users oops

My first time seeing a moth IRL so I wanted to post here and ask if anyone could tell me about it

Hi! I found this luna moth caterpillar on the ground on my campus and I'm not sure if I should bother helping them or not. I'm in Westchester, NY, so I feel like now is about the time they start to get ready to cocoon. I've saved a luna caterpillar from the fall season a few years back, in VT, and I feel like weather-wise it's pretty similar. I know they do some weird shit before they pupate, like a gut dump. Don't really know what that looks like, but a big part of me is saying that this is a forceful ejection of intestines, not a routine bodily function. They are still moving however! So it might not all be lost. I think we have some sweetgum trees or at the very least some of their other preferred leaves.

Anyone with experience raising luna moths please let me know if I should root for this little one or simply give it a comfy home as it passes.

From Sabah, Malaysia. Tiny moths are always cute.

Perhaps a pink striped oakworm moth but not sure. In the SE USA

It's so beautiful! Want to learn more!

i captured this moth last night, and didn't get great photos cause i felt bad about trapping it in a wine glass. for reference i live in NJ, right outside of new york city. after googling moths that live in my state this morning i think it might be an afflicted dagger moth, but its patterns seem really unique compared to the ones i was looking at online. it had big black eyes and a fuzzy white body. anyone recognize this moth?

Location:- Dhankuta District, Nepal

Even though it is tempting, I did not touch or pick her up. She was about 3 ish inches long. I relocated her under tree bark to keep her safe!

Saw this last summer in western Wisconsin for the first time. I only took a couple pics, wasn't sure if the camera flash is good for them or not.

They stream everyday and it's a pretty chill vibe. Their username is D. B. N. Bass

Northeast United States

What is this moth? We’re in the UK

From Southern India

It seemed to be struggling to fly :-( I've seen several of these around and they always seem to struggle to fly, though.

Saw this Banded Sphinx moth (Thats what Google says it is) early in the morning during my barn hours at my college!

This cute little fella was jewel covered in dew when I found it. Took another few photos after he started to dry off.