I was out in the beautiful sunshine doing some gardening and saw this little guy popping from flower to flower. At first I just thought it was a bee, then I looked a little closer at it.
It's furry like a bumblebee or a moth. It's shaped kind of like a moth. It has six legs (so it's an insect) and antennae, but it also has a beak and flapps it's wings superfast like a hummingbird. I have never in my entire life seen one of these guys before... anyone know what it is????
Never mind, just did a google search and it turns out he's a Hummingbird Moth.
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Monday, July 02, 2007
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what a freaky looking creature that is!!!
Completely not timid either. We stood there for several minutes moving around and taking it's picture and it only flew away when it had decided it was finished feasting on the flowers.
Neat! I've never seen one of those before either!
Beautiful - I've got some strange ones that seem to like hanging on my door frame (throughout the hot sunny day, no less), but nothing that colourful!
I hope he comes back. I have lots of hummingbird style flowers and shrubs, so hopefully he thinks our gardne would be a good place to frequent. The hummingbirds seem to, there's a few that come and go throughout the day.
hay guess what i saw 1 of those ant it landed on my friend"s hand and i caught it and shook it in a jar and let it go and it chased me so i thought it was a bee! but it looked like a hummingbee!!!
humming moth or bee I dont I see last year on the flowers and year on the flowers 62 year old and have stroke ten year ago but not 62 last was frist I see them....what are they?
its a humming bee hawk moth, somewhere along the line, the 3 got busy together and created that
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Hi I live in the Endless Mountians of PA and had four of these humming bee moths on my butterfly bush last year. They seem to visit the bush around the same time every evening in late summer. We've spent countless hours watching them.
Hummingbird Moth http://www.massaudubon.org/Nature_Connection/wildlife/index.php?subject=Insects&id=5
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