Thursday, July 3, 2008

Clinging Moth


To the light he flew
On the screen he landed.
When morning came I shooed him away.
I feared he'd stay too long
And be fried by the morning sun.

(Be sure to enlarge him to see his furry features.)

18 comments:

  1. He's a beauty. Nice photo. I'm intrigued by the colorful shapes behind him and the screen... by brain is trying to turn them into things.

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  2. I'm posting a shot tomorrow of a gypsy moth too :) They certainly are pretty. Good capture!

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  3. these are great photos!
    (I like the words on this one, too. You should see my poetry blog, Past Tense, too. Thanks for stopping at my photo blog. :)

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  4. What awesome colors and how complete he is. Nice of you to protect him from himself. (provided it is a 'he' :) and if not, then a she)

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  5. Enlarged the photo is really fantastic.
    And the words with it too!

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  6. Nice Carletta. I like pictures with poems, and poems with pictures. Keep up the great work. Pappy

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  7. Carletta: Very nicely shot, the details are amazing.

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  8. That is so cute. Have a great 4th!

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  9. HAHA! Great minds think alike ;)

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  10. :)

    It's very pretty! And, being on the screen made for an interesting picture to capture!

    I have done a couple posts on moths in the past! It's always a thrill for me to come across something like this! SOOO much to explore in our wonderful world!!

    :) lol- I saw B13 also posted a moth today!


    Junie

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  12. Carletta, he is quite handsome! Sure a great capture.

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  13. LOL! HE was on my bed stand the night before last! And I didn't even THINK to photograph him... darn! I shooed him away immediately! Just like him to fly to you - he knew you would appreciate him more than me!

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  14. he's a beauty. well done for capturing him... or setting him free for that matter :)

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  15. Pretty! I love looking at the intricate details of moths -- often they aren't as bright as butterflies, but they are just as detailed.

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  16. Super picture-I love the way the camera picked up the variations of the screen. And he is a cute little thing. Love the poem.

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  17. I have never seen a moth so close up and was fascinated by the wings! Great shot Carletta!

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