#promethea silkmoth

[moths-daily]

Moth Of The Day #288

Promethea Silkmoth / Spicebush Silkmoth

Callosamia promethea

From the saturniidae family. They have a wingspan of 76-102 mm. They inhabit deciduous forests. They can be found in the USA.

Image sources: [1] [2]

[alivingmel]

HUNGRY

[litlunacy]

Look at this pretty girl I found this morning!

She was in the grass in the backyard fluttering quite violently but not getting anywhere. I think she landed and got her wings too wet in the dew.

I brought her on the deck and put her on our purple basil to dry off. Seems she thought it was a good place to blend in herself.

[hm-nr]

i completely enchanted by this adorable lady at work today. couldnt get over that soft furry face. she looks just like mothra! in reality shes a promethea moth, and sleeping because shes nocturnal💖

[pigeon-feet]

babies things

Callosamia promethea

[platycryptus]

a mess of mature promethea moth caterpillars (Callosamia promethea) wriggling plumply after spending a little less than a month fattening up on wild cherry leaves

a smaller relative of the cecropia moth, these are one of the less well-known giant silkmoths in the US, but they might just be my favorite species to raise.

(Massachusetts, 8/20/23)

[daily-dose-of-lepidoptera]

Daily Dose of Lepidoptera

[Day 5]

-Diva Moth-

Hemerophila diva

-Pink Spirit Moth-

Actias rhodopneuma

-Promethea Silkmoth-

Callosamia promethea

[centennialcicada]

Saw this cutie a little while ago. Preeeeetty sure shes a female Tuliptree silkmoth (Callosamia angulifera). The only reason im unsure is that tuliptree moths are SO similar to promethea moths (Callosamia promethea). They both live in my area, and i honestly don't know enough about moths to be able to tell the difference.

[en8y]

[IMAGE ID: five rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. all of them have a moth icon in the top left. it is simplified and resembles their respective moths. the first flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: light red-brown, dull pink, light dull green, light red, dull red, and dark brown. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull red, red-orange, off-white, light grey, dark grey, and black. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: beige, tan, off-white, orange-brown, red-brown, and black. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull red, red-orange, peach, medium grey, dark grey, and black. the fifth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: black, medium grey, yellow, light orange, bright orange, and red-orange. END ID.]

rothschild silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents in a nikutcherine way, or someone whose presentation can only be described as nikutcheral.

cecropia silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents femininely and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in a nikutcheral way.

ceanothus silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in a nikutcheral way.

promethea silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in a nikutcheral way.

macrops silkmoth: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming and nikutcherine, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in a nikutcheral way.

@radiomogai @liom-archive @obscurian @presentationflag-archive

[moths-daily]

Moth Of The Day #189

Promethea Silkmoth / Cherry Silkmoth

Callosamia promethea

From the saturniidae family. They have a wingspan of 65-100 mm. They tend to inhabit deciduous forests. They can be found in North America. The males and females have different colartions; the males are mostly black, meanwhile females have a range of browns and reds.

Image sources: [1] [2]

[gus-mothman]

Do you, by any chance, have a ref sheet for Gus? 🥺

i have a few i think!! :3c

if you have more questions to certain parts of his design let me know!! o7 i will be always happy to answer em! [His moth is promethea silkmoth (male) for reference!]

[sunflowersareonfire]

This is a male promethea silkmoth (Callosamia promethea). Also called spicebush moths after their favorite host plant. Here is a link to an Etsy page that apparently sells them to be raised.

Moths are just gothic butterflies 🖤✨

[octahedral-chaos]

Okay so I'm making a bunch of Pride moth stickers, based on a very old list of moths that I'm updating with new additions.

Feel free to suggest species and/or labels/ flags for me to make! Look out for the ones with this symbol (*) by it, those are ones that need a label/ moth species to pair with!

List is under cut:

Rainbow pride Promethea Silkmoth

Aromatic Luna moth

Asexual Magician moth

Lesbian Clouded Crimson moth

Bisexual Semioptila Trogoloba

Omnisexual Pine Emperor Moth

Gay Titan Sphinx

Polyamorous Suraka Silk Moth

Pansexual Golden Emperor Moth

Genderqueer Green Patched Looper moth

Intersex Cerura Rarata

Transgender Amerila Alberta

Polysexual Pink Spirit moth

Non-binary Automeris Amanda

Ally Epiphora Albida

Agender Gaudy Sphinx

Androgyny Virgin Tiger Moth

Bigender Eudocima Salamina

Genderfluid Fallen Bark Looper Moth

Xenogender comet moth

Pangender Isis moth/ Malaysian Moon moth

Aroace Spanish Moon moth

Gendervoid Erebus Ablicinctus

Cecropia moth*

Clymene moth*

Io moth*

[anonanimal]

saw a big beautiful moth today, it looks like a tuliptree silkmoth, which makes sense, since there is a tulip poplar around. or a promethea moth?

[tink1221]

A Promethea Silkmoth came to visit me today! I love how her wings look like vintage paper

[en8y]

[IMAGE ID: five rectangular flags with six evenly-sized stripes each. all of them have a moth icon in the top left. it is simplified and resembles their respective creatures. the first flag’s stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: black, medium grey, cream, light brown, medium brown, and dark brown. the second flag’s stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark blue, bright purple, dull pink, warm brown, dull brown, and dark brown. the third flag’s stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dark warm brown, red-brown, medium yellow, warm green, teal, and dull purple. the fourth flag’s stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: bright red, dull orange, tan, light brown, medium brown, and dark maroon. the fifth flag’s stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull green, warm green, pastel yellow, bright pink, medium red, and dark warm brown. END ID.]

tricolor bat: someone who identifies as a black witch moth, a urania moth, and a rothschild silkmoth. a presentation term for someone who presents in an oracrystine, an extinclysine, and a nikutcherine way. or someone whose presentation can only be described as oracrystular, extinclypse, and nikutcheral.

peacock spider: someone who identifies as a purple fairy moth, a pepetuna moth, and a cecropia silkmoth. a presentation term for someone who presents femininely, oracrystinely, extinclysinely, and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is feminine in an oracrystular, extinclypse, and nikutcheral way.

gouldian finch: someone who identifies as a small-eyed sphinx moth, a hampson(’s) salad moth, and a ceanothus silkmoth. a presentation term for someone who presents masculinely, oracrystinely, extinclysinely, and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is masculine in an oracrystular, extinclypse, and nikutcheral way.

stilt owl: someone who identifies as a poplar moth, a oleander hawkmoth, and a promethea silkmoth. a presentation term for someone who presents neutrally, oracrystinely, extinclysinely, and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is gender-neutral in an oracrystular, extinclypse, and nikutcheral way.

jeweled flower mantis: a presentation term for someone who presents as gender nonconforming, oracrystinely, extinclysinely, and nikutcherinely, or someone whose presentation is gender nonconforming in an oracrystular, extinclypse, and nikutcheral way.

@radiomogai @liom-archive @obscurian @presentationflag-archive