At first glance, the Oleander Hawk Moth looks like a forest-green military patch with wings. Its wings feature olive, mint, and dusty pink shades in a pattern that helps it vanish into leaves ...

A five-spotted hawk moth squirming its way out of its hard cocoon casing has gone viral on Reddit. The video of the fully-formed moth escaping from its cocoon has amassed over 49,000 upvotes.

Pictured here is "Daphnis nerii" or the Oleander Hawk-moth, and these guys are amazing for a number of reasons. First, they look like something out of a science fiction book.

Apr 10, 2024 The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo An Oleander Hawk Moth clings to a bird of paradise leaf recently in Kihei. The non-native species is believed to have arrived to Hawaii in the 1970s.

Have you ever spotted the oleander hawk moth also known as Daphnis nerii? If you look closely, you will be struck by its spectacular markings. Most of us are so enamoured by butterflies that we do ...

The Oleander hawk moth, a rare migratory visitor to the UK, was spotted on St Kilda. The sighting has come just over two months after a bat was recorded for the first time on the remote archipelago.

The Oleander hawk moth, a rare migratory visitor to the UK, was spotted on St Kilda. The sighting has come just over two months after a bat was recorded for the first time on the remote archipelago.