Saturday, August 11, 2012

Impatiens Hawk Moth

This attractive larvae is considered pest on flowers like Busy lizzie (Impatiens wallerana) and fushias.
That's why it was  named after the  Impatiens (I guess!). I found it so pleasing to the eyes! 
 Compare it with the adult moth, just like all moths, it' become a dull object unpleasing to behold!

Here at Toucheng Farm, Busy lizzies are in abundance and comes in very attractive colors like red, orange, white or pink.

They also beautify Toucheng Leisure Farm's surroundings!

Welcome and see them!
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