#hawkmoth — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #hawkmoth, aggregated by home.social.
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#Moths Can Smell With Their Wings https://www.sci.news/biology/moth-wing-olfactory-capacity-14959.html
Noses on the wing: the olfactory capacity of #hawkmoth wings. By Ahmed Reda Ismaieel et al. https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
"Scientists have found that #moth wings are equipped with odor-detecting receptors, suggesting the #insects use their wings — not just their antennae — to sense chemical cues in the air while flying."
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#Moths Can Smell With Their Wings https://www.sci.news/biology/moth-wing-olfactory-capacity-14959.html
Noses on the wing: the olfactory capacity of #hawkmoth wings. By Ahmed Reda Ismaieel et al. https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
"Scientists have found that #moth wings are equipped with odor-detecting receptors, suggesting the #insects use their wings — not just their antennae — to sense chemical cues in the air while flying."
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#Moths Can Smell With Their Wings https://www.sci.news/biology/moth-wing-olfactory-capacity-14959.html
Noses on the wing: the olfactory capacity of #hawkmoth wings. By Ahmed Reda Ismaieel et al. https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
"Scientists have found that #moth wings are equipped with odor-detecting receptors, suggesting the #insects use their wings — not just their antennae — to sense chemical cues in the air while flying."
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#Moths Can Smell With Their Wings https://www.sci.news/biology/moth-wing-olfactory-capacity-14959.html
Noses on the wing: the olfactory capacity of #hawkmoth wings. By Ahmed Reda Ismaieel et al. https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
"Scientists have found that #moth wings are equipped with odor-detecting receptors, suggesting the #insects use their wings — not just their antennae — to sense chemical cues in the air while flying."
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The illusionist
A hummingbird hawkmoth feeding on scarlet sage in a garden in Bournemouth, UK. Often mistaken for a hummingbird, the hawkmoth hovers in mid-air, beating its wings 70-85 times a second.
Photograph: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy
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The illusionist
A hummingbird hawkmoth feeding on scarlet sage in a garden in Bournemouth, UK. Often mistaken for a hummingbird, the hawkmoth hovers in mid-air, beating its wings 70-85 times a second.
Photograph: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy
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The illusionist
A hummingbird hawkmoth feeding on scarlet sage in a garden in Bournemouth, UK. Often mistaken for a hummingbird, the hawkmoth hovers in mid-air, beating its wings 70-85 times a second.
Photograph: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy
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The illusionist
A hummingbird hawkmoth feeding on scarlet sage in a garden in Bournemouth, UK. Often mistaken for a hummingbird, the hawkmoth hovers in mid-air, beating its wings 70-85 times a second.
Photograph: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy
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The illusionist
A hummingbird hawkmoth feeding on scarlet sage in a garden in Bournemouth, UK. Often mistaken for a hummingbird, the hawkmoth hovers in mid-air, beating its wings 70-85 times a second.
Photograph: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/612388/ Moths Can Smell With Their Wings, Researchers Say #Éire #flower #Hawkmoth #IE #Insect #Ireland #Manduca #ManducaSexta #Moth #mrna #Odor #olfaction #OlfactoryReceptor #Protein #Receptor #Science #SenseOfSmell #TobaccoHawkmoth #Wing
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Wings of the tobacco hawkmoth have been found to have chemosensory pores that can detect airborne pyrrolidine and piperidine, which are released by nightshade plants that the moths prefer for laying eggs.
Summary: https://phys.org/news/2026-07-moth-wings-reveal-unexpected-ability.html
Original paper: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
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Wings of the tobacco hawkmoth have been found to have chemosensory pores that can detect airborne pyrrolidine and piperidine, which are released by nightshade plants that the moths prefer for laying eggs.
Summary: https://phys.org/news/2026-07-moth-wings-reveal-unexpected-ability.html
Original paper: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
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Wings of the tobacco hawkmoth have been found to have chemosensory pores that can detect airborne pyrrolidine and piperidine, which are released by nightshade plants that the moths prefer for laying eggs.
Summary: https://phys.org/news/2026-07-moth-wings-reveal-unexpected-ability.html
Original paper: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
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Wings of the tobacco hawkmoth have been found to have chemosensory pores that can detect airborne pyrrolidine and piperidine, which are released by nightshade plants that the moths prefer for laying eggs.
Summary: https://phys.org/news/2026-07-moth-wings-reveal-unexpected-ability.html
Original paper: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
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Wings of the tobacco hawkmoth have been found to have chemosensory pores that can detect airborne pyrrolidine and piperidine, which are released by nightshade plants that the moths prefer for laying eggs.
Summary: https://phys.org/news/2026-07-moth-wings-reveal-unexpected-ability.html
Original paper: https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/229/14/jeb252047/372157/Noses-on-the-wing-the-olfactory-capacity-of
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Hawkmoths too!
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Hawkmoths too!
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Hawkmoths too!
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Hawkmoths too!
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Hawkmoths too!
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Four groups launch lawsuit over TotalEnergies’ oil asset divestment in Nigeria
Four civil society organisations have filed legal action against French energy giant TotalEnergies, seeking access to documents relating…
#France #FR #Europe #EU #TotalEnergies #BayelsaStateOilandEnvironmentalCommission #EarthFrance #Hawkmoth #HEDAResourceCentreandSocialActionInternational #RenaissanceAfricaEnergy
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We sometimes get a Poplar Hawk-moth resting up on our deck for the day (they are more active at night). They're huge but lovely!
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We sometimes get a Poplar Hawk-moth resting up on our deck for the day (they are more active at night). They're huge but lovely!
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We sometimes get a Poplar Hawk-moth resting up on our deck for the day (they are more active at night). They're huge but lovely!
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We sometimes get a Poplar Hawk-moth resting up on our deck for the day (they are more active at night). They're huge but lovely!
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We sometimes get a Poplar Hawk-moth resting up on our deck for the day (they are more active at night). They're huge but lovely!
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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@Mr_Xarii Great photo: The fascinating #hummingbird #hawkmoth (#Macroglossum #stellatarum) is native to the #Palearctic realm and is a #migrating #lepidopteran. Its conspicuous #hummingbirdlike #flight is responsible for some confusion with true hummingbirds. This text by Stefan F. Wirth
further reading:
Colour Learning in the Hawkmoth Macroglossum Stellatarum, by A. Kelber (1996): -
@Mr_Xarii Great photo: The fascinating #hummingbird #hawkmoth (#Macroglossum #stellatarum) is native to the #Palearctic realm and is a #migrating #lepidopteran. Its conspicuous #hummingbirdlike #flight is responsible for some confusion with true hummingbirds. This text by Stefan F. Wirth
further reading:
Colour Learning in the Hawkmoth Macroglossum Stellatarum, by A. Kelber (1996): -
@Mr_Xarii Great photo: The fascinating #hummingbird #hawkmoth (#Macroglossum #stellatarum) is native to the #Palearctic realm and is a #migrating #lepidopteran. Its conspicuous #hummingbirdlike #flight is responsible for some confusion with true hummingbirds. This text by Stefan F. Wirth
further reading:
Colour Learning in the Hawkmoth Macroglossum Stellatarum, by A. Kelber (1996): -
@Mr_Xarii Great photo: The fascinating #hummingbird #hawkmoth (#Macroglossum #stellatarum) is native to the #Palearctic realm and is a #migrating #lepidopteran. Its conspicuous #hummingbirdlike #flight is responsible for some confusion with true hummingbirds. This text by Stefan F. Wirth
further reading:
Colour Learning in the Hawkmoth Macroglossum Stellatarum, by A. Kelber (1996): -
@Mr_Xarii Great photo: The fascinating #hummingbird #hawkmoth (#Macroglossum #stellatarum) is native to the #Palearctic realm and is a #migrating #lepidopteran. Its conspicuous #hummingbirdlike #flight is responsible for some confusion with true hummingbirds. This text by Stefan F. Wirth
further reading:
Colour Learning in the Hawkmoth Macroglossum Stellatarum, by A. Kelber (1996): -
_Macroglossum stellatarum_ & _Centranthus ruber_
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_Macroglossum stellatarum_ & _Centranthus ruber_
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Hawkmoth v0.20 is out!
Hawkmoth is a Sphinx extension to import C and C++ documentation comments into Sphinx based documentation.
The main new feature in this release is automatic configuration of the system header search paths. Unfortunately, libclang does not get them right out of the box on most distros, so we have to help it a little.
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Hawkmoth v0.20 is out!
Hawkmoth is a Sphinx extension to import C and C++ documentation comments into Sphinx based documentation.
The main new feature in this release is automatic configuration of the system header search paths. Unfortunately, libclang does not get them right out of the box on most distros, so we have to help it a little.
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Hawkmoth v0.20 is out!
Hawkmoth is a Sphinx extension to import C and C++ documentation comments into Sphinx based documentation.
The main new feature in this release is automatic configuration of the system header search paths. Unfortunately, libclang does not get them right out of the box on most distros, so we have to help it a little.
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Hawkmoth v0.20 is out!
Hawkmoth is a Sphinx extension to import C and C++ documentation comments into Sphinx based documentation.
The main new feature in this release is automatic configuration of the system header search paths. Unfortunately, libclang does not get them right out of the box on most distros, so we have to help it a little.
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Three frames include a dark individual of our commonest local #hawkmoth, Hippotion scrofa.
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Three frames include a dark individual of our commonest local #hawkmoth, Hippotion scrofa.
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Three frames include a dark individual of our commonest local #hawkmoth, Hippotion scrofa.
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Three frames include a dark individual of our commonest local #hawkmoth, Hippotion scrofa.
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Three frames include a dark individual of our commonest local #hawkmoth, Hippotion scrofa.
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Garden visitor (UK). It's the first time I've seen this enormous caterpillar.
Elephant hawkmoth. Deilephila elpenor. Apparently.
(Thanks to iNaturalist and friends.)
#moths #caterpillars #Hawkmoth -
Garden visitor (UK). It's the first time I've seen this enormous caterpillar.
Elephant hawkmoth. Deilephila elpenor. Apparently.
(Thanks to iNaturalist and friends.)
#moths #caterpillars #Hawkmoth -
Garden visitor (UK). It's the first time I've seen this enormous caterpillar.
Elephant hawkmoth. Deilephila elpenor. Apparently.
(Thanks to iNaturalist and friends.)
#moths #caterpillars #Hawkmoth