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darksilenceinsuburbia: Richard Doyle. Butterfly Chariot. I promise that I know the difference between moths and butterflies.

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Richard Doyle. Butterfly Chariot.


I promise that I know the difference between moths and butterflies.

March 09, 2012
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zerohstudio: moths

zerohstudio:

moths

February 29, 2012
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zerohstudio: The Spring Moth (2011 Screen Print), Open Edition, 279mmx429mm, 225gsm Simili Japon paper

zerohstudio:

The Spring Moth (2011 Screen Print), Open Edition, 279mmx429mm, 225gsm Simili Japon paper

Tags: zeroh zerohstudio spring moth moth
February 29, 2012
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reverend-bunnie: Moth Girl - Lea Bradovich

reverend-bunnie:

Moth Girl - Lea Bradovich

February 25, 2012
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(Source: zeldasmalltits)

February 25, 2012
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dendroica: dieschmetterling03hof_0077 by Bennyboymothman on Flickr.

dendroica:

dieschmetterling03hof_0077 by Bennyboymothman on Flickr.

(via scientificillustration)

February 25, 2012
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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Maggie Taylor.

The Experience.

The Collector.

http://www.maggietaylor.com/

February 25, 2012
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darksilenceinsuburbia: Jeremy Forson. Killing Death.

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Jeremy Forson. Killing Death.

February 23, 2012
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Photoset

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Carsten Witte.

Mimikry#3, 2012. Photography, pigment print, 150 x 150 cm.

Mimikry#1, 2012. Photography, pigment print, 150 x 150 cm.

February 20, 2012
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darksilenceinsuburbia: 頭蓋骨と骨. † Hello Darkness †. On Tumblr http://schaedelundknochen.tumblr.com/

darksilenceinsuburbia:

頭蓋骨と骨. † Hello Darkness †.

On Tumblr http://schaedelundknochen.tumblr.com/

Tags: moth
February 09, 2012
551 notes

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Is there anything more beautiful than a moth in sunlight?

Moth in Sunlight~

When I was in grade 6 i had to write an essay to join the Science Club.

I wrote it on insects flying into lights.

What might have happened, was that millions of years before humans were around, insects used the sun to fly straight. The sun on their wings, keeping a certain angle perhaps. With artificial lights, there seem to be two suns, or one where there shouldn’t be. The insects fly around using the light as they would the sun, and end up circling around the light and then into it, trying to fly straight the whole time.

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