A visit to Otter Lake near Parry Sound, Ontario brought an opportunity to photograph moths and butterflies. Focusing the lens before they fluttered away was a challenge. I found a few sleepy moths that “stayed put” for me in the evening.
Eacles Imperialis Family: Saturniidae (Large 3″ wingspan)
Family: Drepeanoidea – Blinded Sphinx
The moth is so “leaf-like” it could be easily overlooked. (Large 3″ wingspan)
Unidentified, smaller and more delicate than moths pictured above
Unidentified, 2″ wingspan
How these moths were able to hang upside down on the underside of a roof beam is a mystery.
More furry hooded whites clinging to a wall.
Limenitis arthemis Family: Nymphalidae (White Admiral Butterfly) – 3″ wingspan
Camera Combo 