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Random, but I've never, ever seen anything like it. I don't usually stop to look at things like this, but I felt the urge to film it because it was so unusual looking. apologies for the terrible video, but It was quite far away before I managed t get my phone out.
It was quite fast, faster than I'd expect a moth to be. It was in a bush frequented by normal bees and and the occasional wasp on my morning route in copenhagen.
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Edit:
thanks everyone, consensus seems to be this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hummingbird_hawk-moth
happy to have seen it, very strange creature.
by Archer_Sterling
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That’s a humming-bird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum).
Duehale
It’s a Hummingbird hawk-moth / duehale! Very cool sighting
https://www.naturbasen.dk/art/864/duehale
That is a bird…
Aften sværmer, Duehale
Duehale, Macroglossum stellatarum
Snerlesværmer
Wow! 😀
Det lille kræ overvintrer ved Middelhavet.
Utroligt så lille et insekt kan flyve så langt, i vind og vejr og fjender, tilbagelægge tusinde af kilometer.
Den tror den er en fugl.
Moth like Insect From the butterfly family
Godt fanget 👌‼️
Duehale
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