It’s bug season in Texas, and June Bugs are everywhere! Click2Pins has been flooded with photos of enormous insects.
KPRC 2 meteorologist Caroline Brown shared a photo of a huge moth she spotted at her house. Her brother identified it as a male Polyphemus moth due to the size of its antennae. With an average wingspan of 6 inches, this moth can flash its large purple “eyes,” which are actually spots on its hind wings. This mimicry is believed to resemble owl eyes, deterring birds from preying on it.
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Jewelz Positano
What in the World??? What do you see in her Beautiful markings? LoL🤓
Grace Fernandez
Bugs everywhere! 🫣
SherriVargas
Lilly greets a butterfly on this glorious morning before afternoon storms 🙏🏼
Bonnie Lee Parker
Be careful & watch out for these spiny Asps #Click2HoustonPins
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Pipevine swallowtail enjoying the afternoon sun. They love the hot-lips salvia in our frontyard.
