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I don’t just photograph coral, I also enjoy photographing insects. I just took these and wanted to share

Is it momma with a baby? Or two random moths

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And a different one on my screen door.

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The butterfly looks like a Hackberry Emperor (Asterocampa celtis).

The tiny bug isn’t a butterfly but a species of ‘Leafhopper’, the adult form of ‘Spitbugs’. Possibly Niliparvata lugens, but also unsure.

The moth is a Brown Shaded Gray Moth (Iridopsis defectaria).

Great pics!
 
Cicada one of many lol
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Great looking pictures!
 

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