ruby tiger moth (insect: moth)
Descriptions
The brightly coloured underwings warn predators that this moth is distasteful to eat, though in northern England the wings may be entirely grey. This specimen was collected by Mr. Vaughton between 1800 and 1880 in Whiston, Shropshire.
This object is not on display.
Leave a comment
Subject to approval, your name and blog comment will be made public. Any comment replies will also be public. Your email address will never be published. If you wish to contact us privately, please use the Contact form.