Elephant Hawk-moth and caterpillar | Wildlife Insight
If you consider growing some Rosebay willow herb in your garden -you may get to see the Elephant Hawkmoth in flight - this beautiful creature's colour and markings never cease to amaze
So please be mindful and careful when clearing and tidying amongst leaf litter and preferably consider collecting any leaf mulch and putting to one side of your garden so if there are any of these amazing creatures hiding they get the full opportunity to overwinter and pupate in Spring.
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ELEPHANT HAWK MOTH
Blog entry posted by BeeHappy, Oct 10, 2017.
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