Elephant Hawk Moth, and Asiatic Swallow Butterfly. The film showcases caterpillars feeding, spinning threads, mimicking twigs, and transitioning into chrysalides. Detailed sequences capture ...

A trust spokesperson said: “The bright pink Elephant Hawk-moth is arguably one of our most impressive moths. They can be seen ...

"When they have finished feeding the caterpillars crawl down ... Other larger species of moths spotted in Wirral have included the Elephant Hawk moth, found by Ian Wiggins in his garden in Moreton.

The reason it was in my courtyard was because it was feeding off vines near my house, and it was camouflaged to look like a form of viper to scare off predators.' Elephant Hawk-Moth Caterpillars ...

This is usually rather straightforward, as most giant mystery caterpillars turn out to be the offspring of the elephant hawk-moth. Not only are they common ... only a skeleton remains. They feed in ...

You are in: Manchester > Nature > Nature features > A moth not to miss Elephant Hawk moth (c) Richard Burkmar How do you woo a moth? Experts say that, with the right flowers, a little wine ...

Some commenters and media outlets claimed the creature is an elephant hawk moth caterpillar, but the elephant hawk moth is only found in Europe, and the specimen in question was spotted in ...

When a hawk moth drinks from a flower, its proboscis picks up pollen. That pollen can then be spread to flowers farther than 18 miles away as the moth travels along its feeding route. At the ...

Elephant hawk moth by 'Gtj-45' on our BBC Wales Flickr group: September is usually a good month for moths as home bred species mix with visitors from abroad depending on the weather conditions ...

In answer to Mr Dixon (Have Your Say, October 2) the caterpillar picture on page 19 on September 22 is an elephant hawk moth. Mine devoured lots of my fuschia plants a couple of years ago!