No, its not the White Underwing Moth that I have chosen to represent the theme 'wrinkled' for this week's Photo Hunt, but 
rather its the wrinkled wood above that the moth is resting on. The wood didn't grow this way naturally, but as a result of a circular saw cut, the aged, graying wood looks like it is wrinkled!.
The white stripe on the underwing of this moth might give you a hint as to how it acquired its name!
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Ann.. wood photo is a really great idea for the theme. I never would have thought of that. And added to that the moth..really well done...
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle, I searched through my photo archives looking for something that looked wrinkled and was quite pleased when I found this. I had forgotten about Photo Hunt until I saw your butterfly post :-)
ReplyDeleteVery artistic photos, with all the patterns and textures, and monochrome colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat fascinating pics! And that moth has such wonderful textured beauty!
ReplyDeleteoh fun thoughts good thinking
ReplyDeletePerfect timing w/ Fall right around the corner:) very cool. I love the the contrasts .
Stop by and see my cute dimpled /wrinkled three generations/
http://joyismygoal.blogspot.com/
That is a beautiful moth...I really like the color of it....might be fun to do in fabric for a quilt :-) I like the "wrinkled" wood also. It is intereseting to see patterns like that made by the saw. The two together are a lovely match.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!! [ps I love the deer photo below too!]
ReplyDeleteMine is posted: HERE
It sure does look wrinkled. Unique moth, too... It's great to see how many different perspectives on the word wrinkled there are. I took the obvious road, I think.
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A beautiful moth and beautiful wood, and they compliment one another perfectly. You found a marvelous picture.
ReplyDeleteLovely moth! Great photo for the theme :O)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a moth this beautiful the design on it is amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful critter! They are so undervalued! There are moths out there rivaling the most beautiful butterflies!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Hey, that's neat! I have loads of wrinkly wood around this old place..
ReplyDeleteMy Photo Hunt is up, too! Please visit and leave your link. :) http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-wrinkled/
What a great photo. Your blog is very nice too! I thought the pictures of the cocoon were awesome!
ReplyDeleteGood choice Ann. I like the contrast in the colors too. Pretty Moth.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured this lovely moth beautifully!
ReplyDeleteNice moth and never would have thought about the woodgrain being so interesting.
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