#ashworth's rustic

[ftm-megamind]

remember when i made that one silly presentation about newsies and what bugs they would be. well. behold... bugsies!!! warning for bugs (cartoonish) under the cut

first off, david as a stag beetle!

then we have jack as an ashworth's rustic!

crutchy--giraffe weevil!

and final (for now), race as a dung beetle (with a cigar)!

psst. feel free to drop an ask of who else i should draw as a bug. i have already set headcanons for some other characters, but thinking of new ones will be fun too!!!

[drhoz]

#2301 - Orocrambus vittellus - Common Grass Moth

A Crambid endemic to most of New Zealand, first described by English entomologist and ornithologist Henry Doubleday in 1843. He was also the author of the first catalogue of British butterflies and moths, Synonymic List of the British Lepidoptera (1847–1850), and other species named by him include the pigmy footman, Ashworth's rustic and the marsh oblique-barred.

There's roughly 50 other Orocrambus species, all native to New Zealand. This one is most common in grasslands, where the larvae feed on Agrostis tenuis and probably other grasses.

Horopito, North Island Volcanic Plateau, New Zealand

[chaifootsteps]

Heyo, it's What If Anon, here with some moth based alternative names for Vaggie!

Ash: Based on the ashworth's rustic moth, and fits her color pallette.

Dot: Based on the dot moth, give her a polka dot skirt and it'd be adorable.

Rosy: Based on the rosy underwing moth, fits her well, especially with her red ribbon.

Barberry: Based on the barberry carpet moth, which could've been an actually subtle sex pun name. Also Charlie could call her my sweet berry <3

This has been moth based alternative names for Vaggie!

Ooh, I like Ash! Is suits her!

[solarclock-lepigriffs]

Finally! Made the references for Sula and Ashworth! Well, it's not proper refs, but it's a good start!

Sula is, of course, based on a Sulawesi Moon moth. Ashworth, however, is based off of pink spirit moths, not Ashworth's Rustic! Despite being pastel colours, I think she'll like somewhat gothic things.

[thetonethetollandthethunder]

Scythe Characters as moths!!

Two of my special interest ROLLED INTO ONE!!

Citra! Little Emerald Moth!

The adults fly at dusk and are attracted to light. The caterpillars can be found from June to early October before overwintering as green pupae.

Rowan! Chimney Sweeper Moth!

This distinctive moth has sometimes been mistaken for the Small Blue butterfly. It rarely varies in colour but may become browner with wear. This moth is usually very active by day, especially in sunshine.

Scythe Curie! Purple-bordered Gold Moth!

This brightly coloured small moth is most frequently pink with yellow patches and margins, and a fine purple border. However, almost entirely pink individuals with small yellow spots can occur.

Scythe Faraday! Black-veined Moth!

This rather common species can be found throughout Europe. It is quite rare in the United Kingdom. Flies from dusk and comes to light.

Greyson! Ashworth’s Rustic Moth!

A medium-sized silvery grey moth which frequents mountain and moorland areas with rocky outcrops. The moth is nocturnal and is attracted to light traps, sometimes in large numbers.

Jerico! Hornet Moth!

The hornet moth is a large moth native to Europe and the Middle East and has been introduced to North America. Its protective coloration is an example of Batesian mimicry, as its similarity to a hornet makes it unappealing to predators.

Yea <3

[namesetc]

moth names part 1

because. list source (x)

an / ann - annulet

antler

apple

argent

ash - ashworth

arch / arche - arches

bar - barb - barber - barberry

barred

beau - beauty

belle

belt

bird

blair

blood

blot - blotch / blotche - blotchy

blox - bloxworth

blu / blue / bleu

bord - border

box

bri / bry - bright / brite - brighton

brown

brim - brimstone

brin / bryn - brind - brindle

braud - broad

bee / bea

buff - buffy

bur / burr - burn / byrn / byrne - burnet / burnett / burnette

brass

button

blush

car - carpet

cher / cherr - cheri / cherry

canary

case

chalk

chestnut

chim - chime - chimney

choco - chocolate

cin / cinn - cinna - cinnabar

cis - cist - cistus

clan - clance - clancy

clif - clifden

cloa - cloak

clou - cloud

cream

crims - crimson

cur / curr - currant

clear

clove - clover

dark

death

dec - dece - deca - deco - decem / decemb - december

dew - dewick

dingy

dot / dott

drab

drink - drinker

dusk - dusker - dusky

dag - dagger

ermine

em - emer - emera - ermeral - emerald

eye

earl - early

el / ele / elle - elephant

em - emp - emper - emperor

es / ess / esse - essex

es - est - estu - estua - estuar - estuari - estuarin / estuarine

egg - eggar

for - forest / forrest - forester

fea - feath - feather

fest - festoon

fier - fiery

fire

fish - fisher

five

flame

four

fox - foxglove

frost

goth - gothic - gothica

grey / gray

green

gal - gali - galia - galium

gar - gard / guard - garden - gardenia

ghost

goat

gold

grass

glory

hook

hawk - hawkmoth

heath

honey - honeycomb

haw - haworth

heart

horn - hornet

hum / humm - hummer - humming - hummingbird

jersey

july

knot

ken - kent - kenti - kentish

Lune - Luna - Lunar

leaf

line

lute - lutestring

loop - looper

lack - lackey

lace

lappet

lattice

lead

leo - leopard

lichen

lime

liquor - liquorice

moth - mothy / mothie - mothica

mocha

magpie

maid - maiden

manchester

map

mar - marble

march

mer - merv / merve - merveil / merveille

mint

mist - mistle - mistletoe

mot / mott

narrow

net / nett

north - northern

nov / nove - nova - novem / novemb - november

ora / aura - oran - orange

Pine

per / par - pareil

plume

plus - plusia

pug

pier - pierce - piercer

pearl

quake - quaker

rust - rustic

riv - rivu - rivul - rivulet / rivulette

red

shade

sable

skel - skele - skeleton - skeletonizer

stripe

straw

snout

silver - silverline

sweep - sweeper

swift

spot

speck

shell

swallow

tooth

tree

tail - tails

thor - thorn

tiger

treble

umber

vein

wing

white

wave

wane / wain - wainscot

wax

yellow

[tangotekkit]

To lighten the mood, due to listening to Honey, I'm Home, I'm imagining George with moth wings and antennae. His moth wings and antennae are that of an Ashworth's Rustic.

ooooo pretty;;;

oh yeah btw. i just saw the other asks you sent over the past week. uh. i promise i wasn’t ignoring them i was busy with vacation and never thought to check my inbox,,,

[elizabellavintagedesigns]

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Where To Holiday In September & Best Things To Do

Think it’s all doom and gloom now that the summer holidays are coming to an end? You couldn’t be more wrong! We’ve searched the length and breadth of the UK to bring you the best places to go in September and exciting events taking place. From fun-filled food and music festivals to spectacular air shows, you’ll be guaranteed a great day out in these top September holiday destinations.

Where To Go, What To Do In September

If you’re keen on one of these events, why not make a weekend of it? Holiday Lettings has thousands of holiday homes across the UK. Whether it’s classic country cottages, buzzing city-centre apartments, or rustic wooden cabins, Holiday Lettings can help you find the perfect place to stay, wherever you’re heading.

With the UK’s calendar bursting with activities and different things to do, here are our picks of the best places to go in September great entertainment, just for you…

Braemar Royal Highland Gathering | 2 September

Regarded worldwide as the home of Highland Gatherings and Games, Braemar Royal Highland Gathering is arguably the best event of its kind—making this small village town a unique September holiday spot. Her Majesty, The Queen, is Patron of the event, maintaining the Gathering’s royal link that began with Queen Victoria more than 160 years ago.

Dancers, musicians, and athletes from around the world compete for some of the most prestigious trophies, while the United Kingdom’s armed forces also rise to the challenge on the track and in the famous Tug-o-War. Pipe bands add to the spectacle of this colourful, competitive and entertaining event, set against the glorious backdrop of Braemar Castle and the Cairngorms National Park.

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Dorset County Show | 2-3 September

Celebrating the best of agriculture and rural life, The Dorset County Show will take place this year on the 2 and 3 September. This two-day event attracts 60,000 people (children attend for free) and offers the farming community the opportunity to exhibit their finest wares to the public.

Visitors can enjoy two food halls (featuring handpicked local caterers) and three public bars (stocking locally-sourced beer and cider.) Over 450 trade stands and a dedicated luxury shopping marquee offer a huge range of retail opportunities, too.

This year’s main ring attraction will include a falconry display on horseback, as well as horse-drawn coaches, fast-paced scurry racing, and a grand parade showcasing the finest livestock in the South West.

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Woking Food and Drink Festival | 2-3 September

If you’re a food-lover wondering where to go in September, the award-winning (and free!) Woking Food and Drink Festival is set to host a magnificent mezze of culinary delights. Winner of the 2015 and 2016 Surrey Life ‘Best Local Food Event,’ the festival showcases over 80 food and drink exhibitors. Highlights include live culinary demonstrations from celebrity and local chefs, children’s cookery workshops, live shows with CBeebies presenter Katy Ashworth, celebrity chef book signings, and more!

From the English wine and deli zone to Kenwood in the Kitchen exhibitions, as well as live entertainment, it’s a fun (and flavoursome!) day out for all the family.

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Air Waves Portrush | 2-3 September

Look to the skies as Air Waves Portrush returns with the RAF Red Arrows confirmed to appear on both days of this spectacular air show. Established as Ireland’s biggest free event of its kind, Air Waves Portrush never fails to deliver a packed programme of aerial displays, combined with land-based activities and entertainment. Also returning is the popular STEM Careers and Education Village.

Alongside everybody’s favourite Red Arrows, the show features the Typhoon, Spitfire, Hurricane, Lancaster, The Catalina, Team Raven Display, and many more. There’s no better event for aircraft enthusiasts, making Portrush is one of the best places to go on holiday this September.

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Holker Chilli Fest | 9-10 September

If variety is the spice of life, you’ll be spoilt for chilli choice at the Holker Chilli Festival. Now in its fourth year, there’s plenty of fiery fun on offer at this entertaining event in Cark-in-Cartmel, Cumbria. Buy your own chilli plants and seeds, sample some of the finest food on offer from handmade curries to Italian street food (with cooling iced-smoothies and handmade ice-cream to calm the palate afterwards,) as well as the obligatory chilli eating competition.

Visitors will be entertained throughout the entire weekend with belly dancers, live music and cookery demonstrations where you could pick up a few tips on how to incorporate chilli flavours into your home-cooking—or even try yourself in the kitchen of your holiday rental!

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The Good Life Experience | 15-17 September

Co-founded by Cerys Matthews MBE, of Catatonia fame, The Good Life Experience is a festival of fun and discovery set in the rolling hills of Flintshire, North Wales. Pitch your tent in the shadow of two castles and then enjoy an array of activities including axe throwing, foraging, campfire cooking sessions with world-class chefs, beer served by experts, talks by explorers, a canine circus, raucous music, abseiling, a free 1930s fairground, poetry, literature, and more!

Located just 15 minutes from Chester, everything at the Good Life is aimed at adults and children alike (under 12s go free), and there aren’t many festivals that truly do that. And it’s not just one of the best places to go this September for the family… you can even bring your dog along, too!

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Abergavenny Food Festival | 16-17 September

Abergavenny Food Festival 2017 is all about real food, real farmers and real chefs. Over the main festival weekend, there’s a jam-packed programme of innovative pop-ups, chef demos, tastings and masterclasses, talks and debates, markets, and the return of the Night Market on Saturday the 16th.

After-hours celebrations include the Friday night Ceilidh at the Castle, as well as the music and fireworks extravaganza that is Saturday’s Party at the Castle. There are plenty of family-friendly activities at the festival aimed at getting children (and adults!) excited about food and farming: free kids’ cookery classes at The Castle, digging and growing at The Garden Shed, a family takeover at  The Farmyard, as well as a host of other fun and interactive experiences.

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The 32Red Newmarket Open Weekend & Newmarket Food & Drink Festival | 16-17 September

The Open Weekend gives racing fans the unique opportunity to go behind the scenes at British horseracing’s HQ. You can meet the sport’s biggest names, enjoy an afternoon of family entertainment, with weekend tickets at just £18, £13 for Sunday only and under 18s going free.

Alongside the horseracing, you can discover the delights of The Newmarket Food & Drink Festival, spread across two accessible locations in the town centre. With free attendance all weekend and hosting the first-ever Newmarket Buskers’ Competition, it’s the perfect place to go in September for foodies with a love of music. Sample and purchase tasty food and drink from over 30 stalls and learn top tips from celebrity chefs, including Sophie Grigson and Theo Randall.

See all Newmarket holiday homes!

York Beer and Cider Festival | 20-23 September

Yorkshire’s biggest beer festival is one of the highlights of the UK beer festival calendar. York is already one of the best September holiday destinations this year, and Beer and Cider Festival returns to the beautiful York Knavesmire, 150 acres of tree-lined parkland which has hosted public gatherings since Roman times.

Held in huge marquees opposite York Racecourse grandstand, the festival features over 500 UK-produced beers and 100 ciders as well as a foreign beer bar, world wines, a food village, live music, and massive outdoor beer garden. Attracting visitors from across the UK and beyond, this is the place for beer fans to be this September!

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Culture Night Belfast | 22 September

A whole host of venues including galleries, artists’ studios, historic buildings, cultural organisations, churches and many, many more, open their doors to the public on Belfast’s Culture Night. Through this celebration of culture, they invite the public to explore what they do and enjoy free performances, events, talks, and tours.

This year will involve 300 family-friendly events including a mini Festival of Fools and Thunder Action Sports bike show at Belfast Harbour, Parkour and Roller Derby, as well as family events throughout the day at Belfast City Hall. There’s also a dance stage at Writer’s Square, a musical feast at Bank Square, and an amazing lineup in Buoys Park with music from some of Belfast’s hottest new talent. Wondering where to go this September with the kids? Consider a holiday home in Belfast.

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Loch Ness Marathon | 24 September

The Baxters Loch Ness Marathon is arguably the most stunning marathon in the world. With spectacular scenery alongside the world-famous Loch Ness and a fantastic festival atmosphere for a truly memorable experience, it’s no wonder runners come from around the world to take part in this marathon each year.

If you’re looking for a shorter distance, the Baxters River Ness 5K and 10K races follow a flat (but just as scenic!) course through the historic Highland capital of Inverness. Why not make a Highland weekend of it with family or friends? There’s plenty else happening in Loch Ness to make it a worthy September holiday destination. Entertaining runners and spectators over race weekend are events like the Wee Nessie kids’ race, a Sports Expo, Food & Drink Fayre, live music, and kids’ activities throughout the weekend.

See all holiday homes near Loch Ness!

The Enchanted Forest | 28 September – 29 October

In September 2017, the UK’s premier light and sound show returns to Faskally Wood in beautiful Highland Perthshire for its 16th year. A must-see for all ages, it kicks off on September 28th and runs throughout October. Winner of the UK’s Best Cultural Event 2016, The Enchanted Forest will leave you thoroughly spellbound as you see Scotland’s spectacular outdoors like never before.

See all Perthshire holiday rentals!

Thame Food Festival | 30 September – 1 October

Head down to Thame, Oxfordshire, for two days of deliciousness at the Thame Food Festival.

Foodies will be in their element, with over 180 stalls, 20 celebrity chef demonstrations, the ‘Milk Shed’ restaurant, and the Big Thame Bake. As for drinks, there’s the botanical gin garden, a pop-up pub, and even wine workshops. But it’s not just for adults… events like the fun family dog show mean the Thame Food Festival is a not-to-be-missed weekend for the whole family in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside.

See all holiday homes near Thame!

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[toffyrats]

oh my god i thought “ashworth’s rustic” said “autistic” and i was just about to accept it honestly

i assigned some of the newsies bugs that i think they would be and made it into a presentation and i think the world deserves to see this. so bugsies below cut

idk if i should put a warning but there's literally a bug on every single picture so i mean. bug warning