File:Hippotion scrofa 3.jpg
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| Description | I found this Hawkmoth (Hippotion scrofa) caught in a golden orb weaver spider web. I thought it was dead, but when I retrieved it with a stick, it started flapping and carrying on. So, heroically, I sat him on the table, untangled the web and then tried to get the stick out of its mouth. Ha Ha Ha. It wasn't a stick, it was the spider, leaving two twisted legs hanging out. Como NSW Australia, January 2011. |
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Hawkmoth with dinner interruptus
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| Author | John Tann from Sydney, Australia |
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