Not fish but moth

[bhughes]

Every year this type moth comes and breeds (I guess) right here. Last year on the garage. They are like that for awhile. I was wondering what kind they are. Never saw anything this big flying around must blend in and be out at night. On a tree you wouldn't notice them. :confuzeld:

[Haiven]

Beth, that's pretty!

[Trallen44]

Not sure what kind, but you have a pic of 2 of them there.

[ayla]

Looks like one of the numerous sphinx moth, or moths from the family "sphingidae" that are native to the area. It would take someone with more moth-knowledge than I to say which one exactly!

[Sigmar]

yes definitely sphinx moth, use to catch them by shining a light on a white cloth at night with a drop of honey on it

[AllKindsOfFishIn&Out]

Very pretty! We went to Lowes today - they have Annuals and Perennials for 50% off - and got 13 pots of things including Lavender Lantana. While unloading only those few things, a Hummingbird Moth that was colored like a Bumble Bee came to one of those Lantanas and started sipping while we walked all around it. We loved it! Didn't have time to go get the camera, darn it!!

[Typical Tony]

eww moth fornication

[greeneyed]

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[EAST_TX_RN]

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[showcase]

me thinks thats a bug. the flying kind... hehe. pretty though but honestly i would have caught it and fed it to my fish. sorry bug.

[pam916]

Beautiful moth and a great picture.

[bhughes]

Thank you all for your input:) knew you would help out. I googled Darapsa myron looks like same family. They are pretty look so soft. Still would scare me to have one fly at me at night.