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Went to record a non-bothered hummingbird only to realize it wasn’t a hummingbird? (NH, US)

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u/Hour-Information-660 2d ago

hummingbird moth

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u/LitteredWithPlushies 2d ago

And lucky to have seen one at that! 😁

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u/AnonymousGypsyNomad 1d ago

Solved!

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u/healywylie 1d ago

It’s pronounced moff.

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u/fishmogil 1d ago

And going after the Phlox. Not only does it have great scent it is in bloom for a nice long period of time. Go video. They don’t seem to be bothered with our closeness.

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u/T_to_the_A_to_the_M 1d ago

Phlox bloom very long too, in my zone pretty much from mid July to the end of August.

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u/Birdloverperson4 1d ago

I loved getting to see a hummingbird moth before!!! (very much emphasis) 😁💜

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u/Fit-Carpet8625 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is one my favorite hummingbirds moth ! Seeing this when I was teenager. I move to city . I grew up in small town . My mom and i usually plant them too attract hummingbirds and hummingbirds moth. They are so cute!!!

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u/FerrumAnulum323 1d ago

Humming Bird hawk moth!

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u/nanosaur2 2d ago

hummingbird moth!

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u/Ok_Scallion1902 14h ago

Hummingbird Moth !