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calops-does-art · 22 days
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If you are still up for fanon swap stuff, maybe a moth Tango..? :o
ty ^^`
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the image was so clear in my brain
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sitting-on-me-bum · 5 months
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Cinnabar moth
A poisonous moth? Yes. The cinnabar moth (Tyria jacobaeae), found in Europe and Asia, has wings decorated with bright-red patches that scream, "Do not eat!"
(Image credit: Roger Tidman)
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thegorgonist · 7 months
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Day 5 of my autumn mothtober is the Cinnabar Moth with a sprig of groundsel!
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lovelyshiz · 8 months
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note to inbox submission, hopefully at some point i can draw the gothic whores soon
cccc/hms, cj character design, oc, and jhariah have tight grip on me eueueue
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aquaspiderart · 9 months
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Mothman Stickers Kickstarter
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onenicebugperday · 8 months
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@snowbits submitted: I found this fun colored friend on a yellow flower plant near birmingham in the UK, could you tell me what kind of grub he is?
Suuure it's a cinnabar moth caterpillar :)
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starstruck358 · 2 months
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yea here's Aka
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ramblings below:
she's based on a cinnabar moth; that represents happines or royalty (something like that).
loves the color red
the scarf she wears has a past
she doesn't have wings, but the cloth thingy's behind her head represent those
19 yrs old
give her some space if she's going to eat. and you don't wanna know how she eats...
there's nothing complicated really. not from a game, or a oc, just a original character of some sort
mostly was just a little doodle, but I took it a little too far :)
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nollthere · 6 months
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Goth Moth for Mab's Drawlloween Club
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sassyduckqueen · 5 months
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Spoilers for Tales of Brumus and Lady Ombre ahead
So here's my design for the butterfly ladybug unification for Luka in my upcoming special for the Anatisverse.
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Based on the Cinnabar moth and unified with the ladybug miraculous, Luka becomes the hero Cinnabug. I know the name is not as creative as I normally go but I really like it so its staying. I wanted him to look almost ethereal looking and almost like royalty so I decided to give him certain features that he normally doesn't have such as the pointed ears. His outfit is loosely based on his butterfly form I drew up but mixed with his anatis suit. I also added aspects of the Cinnabar moth hence the red pants and the design of his tail coat. I also still wanted to include purple as the moth miraculous is purple themed.
Anyway I think I achieved a good look for him so I'm happy with it. Also keep an eye out. The special based on Miraculous: Paris will be out soon. I did intend to release it for Halloween but sadly things happened and I wasn't able to.
Also here's what a Cinnabar Moth looks like.
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Look how pretty it is XD
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whatthefoucault · 9 months
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MOTHMEN MOTHMEN MOTHMEN
My mothmen pins are here and I love them so much! Almost as much as Rosy Maple Mothman and Cinnabar Mothman love each other! They're wood pins! I made 'em! You can get your own if you think they're neat! You should tell your friends!
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blogbirdfeather · 20 hours
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Cinnabar Moth (Tyria jacobaeae)
Alcochete/Portugal (18/04/2024)
[Nikon D850; AF 105mm Micro-Nikkor F2,8 with Flash Nissin Di 700A; 1/250s; F25; 400 ISO]
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dougdimmadodo · 9 months
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Cinnabar Moth (Tyria jacobaeae)
Family: Underwing Family (Erebidae)
IUCN Conservation Status: Unassessed
Native to northern Asia and Europe, Cinnabar Moths begin their lives as caterpillars feeding almost exclusively on Common Ragwort (a species of plant containing foul-tasting defensive alkaloid chemicals in its tissues that deter most herbivorous insects and are mildly poisonous to many mammals and birds.) In addition to being immune to the effects of the ragwort's chemicals, the caterpillars of this species are able to incorporate them into their own tissues, gradually becoming toxic themselves as they feed in order to ward off most would-be predators; this acquired toxicity, combined with their striking yellow-and-black warning colouration and the rigid hair-like structures (called setae) that line their bodies and allow them to cause itchy rashes on contact by forcing toxins into the tissues of larger animals that touch them, mean that only a small number of highly specialised predators (such as certain species of ants) pose a threat to them, and as such in areas with large populations of Cinnabar Moth caterpillars it is not uncommon for the main cause of death among the larvae to be starvation as they are able to spread between ragwort plants freely and quickly strip an area of food. Developing throughout the summer, individuals that manage to reach a suitable size and age to undergo metamorphosis burrow underground where they spend the winter as pupae, emerging in the following spring as winged, nectar-drinking adults and breeding throughout the spring and summer, with females laying their eggs on the underside of ragwort leaves. Unlike most moths adult Cinnabar Moths are active during the day, and though less toxic than they once were they retain enough toxins from their larval stage to give them an unpleasant bitter taste, with the beautiful red markings on their otherwise jet-black bodies warning would-be predators of this.
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Image Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/51781-Tyria-jacobaeae
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ultra-phthalo · 6 months
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- Cinnabar Moth - 'Frequent in open grassy habitats including waste ground, railway banks, gardens and woodland rides but perhaps most frequent on well drained rabbit-grazed grassland, mature sand-dunes and heathland.' A moth with bright colours that act as warning signs displaying their toxicity. They are seldom eaten by predators. And can afford to live life as a day-flying moth, living life in the sunshine, because of this.
In symbology - 'This creature is seen as a symbol of hope during difficult times. The cinnabar moth has the power to help us let go of our old ways and embrace the new.'
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missingpaintbrushes · 2 years
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Rainbow Lepidoptera
The pictures don’t really do it justice but it’s the best I can do.
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And some close ups of my favorites
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At some point when I started this painting I knew what all these butterflies and moths were called but I can only remember a few of them now!
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en8y · 5 months
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cinnabarmoth: a gender related to cinnabar moths; this may be due to liking cinnabar moths, having a cinnabar moth hyperfixation/special interest, being a cinnabar moth, etc!
goldenemperormoth: a gender related to golden emperor moths; this may be due to liking golden emperor moths, having a golden emperor moth hyperfixation/special interest, being a golden emperor moth, etc!
@radiomogai @liom-archive @obscurian @cherrymogai @electrosaccharine @3clipse-eats-deodorant @browzerhistory @artsyaech @citrine-rabbit @lovesongmogai
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lycomorpha · 9 months
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Yesterday I had the nicest, least uncomfortable day since my big stabby muscle spasm treatment.
I did not much. I sat down, got tattooed, & talked insects, bacteria, & sea slugs with a tattooing-genius moth-friend 🦋🐛
Maybe there's something to this idea of "not trying to do *all the things* when you're supposed to be resting/recovering"… 🤔
Also I learned it's hard to video your own arm. All the ink on this am is hand-poked by Belle at Black Rabbit Tattoo in Thatcham, UK.
This is the latest, a cinnabar moth
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