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ripe purple pokeweed berries completely covered in little brown fuzzy moths, bicolored sallow moths.
Black and white video of a young racoon approaching the camera, sniffing at it, then grabbing it and knocking it down
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Short video showing a white tent covered in moths
In the first clip, I have fluttering on my fingers a giant moth the size of a bat with large brown wings and a beautiful yellow, white, and black striped abdomen. The moth flies away at the end and starts running into walls. The second clip is the moth flying frantically around my breezeway. The third clip I am depositing the moth in my garden on my tomato plants. I am awed at the end as I see it in flight flying over my garden looking like a bat again.
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A compilation of breezeway visitors: 1. Blinded sphinx moth, a large brown fuzzy moth with pink underwings that appear to have eyes. 2. A sweetheart underwing, a large brown and gray patterned moth with pink and black striped undewings and a cream colored edge on its base. 3. A white-lined sphinx, a fuzzy moth with gray and white lined wings. 4. A roundneck sexton beetle, a large black beetle with bright orange spots. 5. I carry the white-lined sphinx over to its host plant, common evening primrose. 6. The blinded sphinx was very attached to me. I try to deposit it on its host plant of plum, but it is reluctant to leave. I bring it to an oak tree, which it accepts. 7. Oh, I also has a virginia creeper sphinx, a beautiful moth with pink and tan patterned wings. I deposit it on its host plant, virginia creeper. 8. I open my palm to reveal a harnessed tiger moth, a small moth with a black and white pattern and pink underwings. It flies off. I catch it again. It flies off. I catch it yet a third time. Text reads I’m just showing off.
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