Brothers Maybe?
Pictures of the Hummingbird Moth and The Bumble Bee!
It's easy to mistake the beautiful hummingbird moth for the bumble bee. Their colors and markings are slightly similar and more than a quick glance is needed to note the difference!
Published by Rue Cooper
Rue Cooper is a free lance writer living in Pennsylvania. She watches a lot of television shows and old comedy movies. She is interested in homeschooling, religions, biography, science, history, world cultu... View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentExcellent job on this, Rue!
I love the Hummingbird Moth, (Macroglossum stellatarum). And believe it or not, I like the Bumble Bee! Those guys never sting you (or at least what I think is a bumble bee does not) and they are always curious what you are doing. One day a fellow I knew was admiring them and shoved the back of his hand at the guy, even hitting the bee in a non-fatal way. He said he wasn't afraid to do that because he knew the bee wouldn't bother him for doing that. In this the bumble bee sets a good example for us humans.
Good job, Rue :) cheers !
awesome pics good job
Oh My! They sure are cute little "fellows" Great Shots and Thanks! :)
Cousins, at least!