They are amazing to watch too. They are very small.

It's been a long time since I've seen them and always wanted to catch one...yes they look like a small bird.

wow!!!!

that's humming bird with a wifi antenna!!!! cool!!! :D

Wow! Never! That is amazing Mae.

Wow, i had never seen one!

I think that they are rare.

Very strange. Looks just like a humming bird

Very cool Insect.

I feed them real ripe almost rotten apples butterflies and moths hang out in apple orchards I have taken pictures of them feeding off the dropped apples... I will have to look for them and post them...

I am still trying to get a picture of one myself. They are here every year.

I used to see them a lot around flowers.

WOW! I've never seen anything like this, it's beautiful!👀😊💗🌺

I never knew such a thing existed. I don't like moths but I like humming birds!

I have this morning, I love them and have a feeder for them.....

I've seen several! When I first saw one I decided I would call them humming bugs. Before i knew what it was🙂

@Masterofyou What do you feed them?

@Poison HaHa good for you!!

@SweetDreams They aren't very cute but better from a distance.

Whoa

Unfortunately their larval stage is the evil Tomato hornworm... Balance of nature!

Yes I have and they are very rare, most people never get to see them,they look really cool! I get them along with the rare hummingbirds that are dull looking in my circa 1880 Camilla Garden.

It's kinda strange, when I loved in town I seen them all the time.
Now in back in the country and haven't seen a one.

wow! No, I've never even heard of one before...thanks for sharing

Masterofyou: They like soft fruits like plums and peaches too.

My husband saw one this week and thought it was a hummingbird. He took some pictures and video of it. I saw it had antennae and I said, "Bitch, that's a moth!" Then I Googled "moth that looks like hummuingbird" and BAM, I was the smartest mofo in the whole room.

I think they are very interesting.

I missed the picture!

That is beautiful !

They are much smaller and are the size of a moth.