Hummingbird hawk-moth | The Wildlife Trusts

The hummingbird hawk-moth is a butterfly from the hawk moth family (Sphingidae). The hummingbird hawk-moth (Latin Macroglossum stellatarum) collects nectar from flowers. Autumn, October 2024.

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Maddy Prichard, HR Officer, was "delighted to see a hummingbird hawk moth in my garden this year! I've never seen one up close, and I was totally fascinated by it." The hummingbird hawk-moth has greyish-brown forewings, bright orange hindwings, and a greyish body with a broad, black-and-white 'tail'. Its hovering flight is a distinguishing feature; it flutters its wings so quickly that it can appear orange and makes an audible hum. | Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

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