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Oleander Hawk Moth
Daphnis nerii
1.3865, 103.896
Field Notes
Description:
Smaller than my palm.
Really beautiful:)
Habitat:
Larvae in last instar was found in my school and kept by my class.
Others were found dead:(
Notes:
It emerged from it's cocoon at night. We found it as a moth in the morning and released it on a leaf.
Hope it survives and breeds:D
To see the moth in it's larvae and cocoon form see my other post!
Really proud of mothlerson (so we named itxD ) when it was a caterpillar it was called catlerson. Hahaha
Species ID Suggestions
Spotted for Missions
Photographed
PublishedAugust 7, 2013
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