Long-beaked moth (hummingbird moth) wandered around in the mountains today, accidentally saw a moth picking flowers, grabbed a few pictures with his mobile phone, and found its name from the Internet after arriving home: Long-beaked moth,

Long-beaked moth (hummingbird moth)

Today in the mountains wandering, accidentally saw a moth in the flower picking, with the mobile phone to capture a few pictures, after arriving home from the Internet to find its name: long-beaked moth, also known as hummingbird moth. There is a long, thin straw in the mouth, which is straight when picking flowers, and curly when flying. When picking flowers to absorb honey, it quickly vibrates its wings, and when it hovers in front of the flowers and sticks out its long beak to collect honey, it is very similar to a hummingbird. It has a thick abdomen, except for a pair of more tentacles than hummingbirds and no feathers on its wings, regardless of weight, shape, life habits, and flight speed are very similar to hummingbirds.