Wednesday, May 22, 2013

A Closer Look | Sphinx Moths

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I recently traveled to Sedona, AZ and these sphinx moths were there to greet me! 
There were at least fifteen of them outside my door one morning. 
I love their striped markings and the hint of pink on their wings.

9 comments:

  1. Wow- just beautiful! Their angular shapes are interesting too.

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  2. These are wonderful amazing beautiful things!!!

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  3. How lucky of you to have seen these beautiful moths.
    Sphynx are one of the larger moths here in France and difficult to see.

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  4. Do tell about your visit to Sedona. Did you feel it? The vibes I guess is what I've heard they go there for. Oh, and I'm sure it is beautiful.

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  5. They are stunning. A good size moth, though not huge. Maybe three inch wingspan at the most.

    Donna: I've visited Sedona many times now and it is such a striking scenic backdrop of redrocks. It is quite wondrous and spectacular. It is uplifting for sure, but I have not felt the energy of the vortexes in Sedona, though people do claim to feel something different.

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  6. So interesting. Wonderful shape and very beautiful colors. Maybe you'll be inspired to paint one?

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  7. They look amazing Holly. You come across the most beautiful things!XX

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  8. I do have to paint ine for a project I'm working on, so seeing them in person was fortuitous. Maybe I'll do a second one for my Etsy shop. You never know. :)

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