Words and pictures from the author of And the Crows Took Their Eyes as well as the Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mysteries . . .
Great! Miss Yves
Moth or butterfly? So unusual!
Moth -- can't really see the antennae, which would be one indication (moth antennae are feathery), but butterflies fold their wings at rest, while moths lay them flat.
Lovely! Moths are valuable pollinators, just as butterflies and bees are.
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Great!
Miss Yves
Moth or butterfly? So unusual!
Moth -- can't really see the antennae, which would be one indication (moth antennae are feathery), but butterflies fold their wings at rest, while moths lay them flat.
Lovely! Moths are valuable pollinators, just as butterflies and bees are.
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