Subfamily Lymantriinae
Published on HivePostify by @maxmarvin · Thu Sep 03 2026
Latin Name|Observation date|Location| |------------|------------|------------| |Subfamily Lymantriinae| September 03 2026 | Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia |
When I was about to go to sleep at night, I suddenly managed to find a beautiful insect that was resting on the curtain fabric of my window. After I looked at it from a close distance, it turned out that this was a moth. This particular moth was not too large in size, but its body was covered with a lot of thick hair, which made its size look slightly larger. However, the most interesting part that caught my attention was its two antennae, which looked very much like a comb, and these two antennae could also be directed backwards. This particular moth had a very elegant color, namely yellowish-brown, but such beauty could only be seen. I did not know whether this particular insect could cause itching or not, but if we look at all the hairs on this moth's body, it is quite possible that it could cause itching and swelling. When I found this particular moth, the first thing I did was immediately try to photograph it, and after that, I also tried to get this particular moth out using a tree branch.
Okay friends everyone now I will share some pictures of this moth here
---- ---- Camera Used | poco c65 | - | - Lens | MM F-stop | Iso speed | ISO Focal length | MM Photography | Subfamily Lymantriinae Photographer | @maxmarvin
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Link to original | community | - | - Link | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/396869684
Latitude |Longitude |Map| |------------|------------|------------| | 5.1572449 | 96.6276150 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=5.1572449193&mlon=96.6276150156#map=12/5.1571/96.6275 ----
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