Lendi vè

Pa Chris Grinter, on August 29th, 2011%

Schinia villosa

 

This Monday’s moth is a duo of Schinia villosa (Slide) resting on what I am assuming is their host plant (Erigeron sp.). I snapped this shot around 9,000 feet up on the Kaibab plateau in Northern Arizona last month. A fire must have burned the area a few years ago . . . → Li piplis: Lendi vè

Yon kòmantè - (Kòmantè yo fèmen)   Antomoloji   , , , , ,  

Jeni nan XX la pou laprès

Pa Chris Grinter, le 19 out, 2011%

GOP Sa a se mwens nan yon defi ak plis nan yon Rasanbleman senp nan fotografi stock mizerab. Alex Wild ak lòt moun gen lontan te fè remake echèk yo masiv nan sit foto stock anpil – men isit la se yon kout epi LEP ki fè mal Rasanbleman lè l sèvi avèk Google.

etap 1: rechèch Imaj “mit k'ap manje rad sou flè”.

etap 2: . . . → Li piplis: Jeni nan XX la pou laprès

5 kòmantè - (Kòmantè yo fèmen)   Antomoloji   , , , , , ,  

Lendi vè

Pa Chris Grinter, on May 30th, 2011%

Whoops, it’s almost Tuesday! Above is Schinia ligeae (Slide) resting on its host plant Xylorhiza tortifolia, the Mojave Aster. I photographed this about three weeks ago outside the town of Big Pine, California. The asters were thick in the valleys below the snow capped Sierra, and the moths were abundant. . . . → Li piplis: Lendi vè

2 kòmantè - (Kòmantè yo fèmen)   Antomoloji   , , , , ,  

Atizay la nan yon Chase Goose

Pa Chris Grinter, sou Me 2nd, 2010%

Pou kat dènye wikenn yo koulye a, mwen te sou yon Chase zwa, pou yon vè, Speedy Heliolonche. Li se yon bèl ti Slide ak forewings roze ak sansasyonèl zoranj-wouj hindwings. Li pa trè souvan rankontre ak sèlman yo te jwenn ansanm chenn yo nò California mòn manje sou Malacothrix floccifera – yon flè endemic CA. Chak vwayaj . . . → Li piplis: Atizay la nan yon Chase Goose

10 kòmantè - (Kòmantè yo fèmen)   Antomoloji   , , , , ,  

Rivyè nan lò

Pa Chris Grinter, on March 29th, 2010%

A few images from my weekend mothing trip down to Shell Creek, San Luis Obispo County. Early spring along the central coast is stunning, and the back roads were packed with flower watchers. There were dozens of cars occupied by families out for a weekend drive, many had packed lunches and sat to watch the . . . → Li piplis: Rivyè nan lò

6 kòmantè - (Kòmantè yo fèmen)   Antomoloji   , , ,