steve71 Bronze Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 1,475 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Location TX Apr 27, 2010 Thread Owner #1 just a visitor landed on me at work.arrowhead is new to my collection. bought my friends new found perdiz. Attachments IMG_0221.webp 19.3 KB · Views: 257 IMG_0223.webp 15.3 KB · Views: 272 IMG_0220.webp 13.9 KB · Views: 248 IMG_0221.webp 19.3 KB · Views: 252 IMG_0223.webp 15.3 KB · Views: 243
just a visitor landed on me at work.arrowhead is new to my collection. bought my friends new found perdiz.
packerbacker Gold Member Joined May 11, 2005 Messages 8,350 Reaction score 2,992 Golden Thread 0 Location Northern California Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 27, 2010 #2 Moth and point are shaped about the same, neat
naturegirl Bronze Member Joined Mar 21, 2009 Messages 2,356 Reaction score 405 Golden Thread 0 Apr 27, 2010 #3 Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that)
Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that)
steve71 Bronze Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 1,475 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Location TX Apr 27, 2010 Thread Owner #4 naturegirl said: Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that) Click to expand... not sure on moth but the arrowhead is a perdiz
naturegirl said: Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that) Click to expand... not sure on moth but the arrowhead is a perdiz
sandcreek~girl Greenie Joined Apr 14, 2010 Messages 16 Reaction score 0 Golden Thread 0 Location Somewhere in Oklahoma Apr 28, 2010 #5 naturegirl said: Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that) Click to expand... Nice pics., Steve! Yes, that is a hawk moth or sphinx moth. The larva of those moths are tomato worms. sandcreek~girl
naturegirl said: Pretty! both of them, i like how you can see the sunrays in that last pic too. Is that a sphinx moth? (or something like that) Click to expand... Nice pics., Steve! Yes, that is a hawk moth or sphinx moth. The larva of those moths are tomato worms. sandcreek~girl
RON (PA) Silver Member Joined Sep 9, 2004 Messages 2,849 Reaction score 64 Golden Thread 0 Location Pittsburgh, Pa Detector(s) used Tesoro Compadre & Tiger Shark Apr 29, 2010 #6 Great pics.
naturegirl Bronze Member Joined Mar 21, 2009 Messages 2,356 Reaction score 405 Golden Thread 0 Apr 29, 2010 #7 Oh yeah, tomato worms, with the alien-green ooze when you crush them!