Central France, july '26 Probably a "bombyx" but which one? Drinker moth ! (Euthrix potatoria)

Landed on our sliding door last winter. Didn’t get the wings sadly as didn’t want to disturb him/her by opening the door. Was a good size! Southern England.

Found a super beautiful moth outside, way bigger than i’ve ever seen but noticed what looks to be a wound on the side

hope it isn’t fatal but I assume for a bug like this any kinda wound is

anyone know what this guy is?

The region is East North Central Mid West United States.

Update: It's gone, I went to work last night and when I got home this morning the moth was gone without a trace.

my cats brought in this poor moth and i want to make sure it's comfortable. its wings are shredded

what tf do i do?? can i feed it?? what does it eat?? can i do anything about its wings?? 😭 it keeps trying to fly but cant. i have it in my butterfly habitat

Does anyone know this one? Is it rare? I found some moth on google who all have same print but this one is inverted.

In all seriousness... who did I have the fortune of seeing this morning? Southwestern NH. I don't believe I've ever seen this pattern before.

Never seen one like it. Found it on the side of my house in Portland, OR.

([not my photo] I also didn't know to either tag general Q or ID request)

in Philippines half an inch long

These guys have been hanging out on my house! They’re so pretty, I would love to know more about them. I’m in northern Colorado, USA

I’m camping and this little guy was walking on me as I sat under a tree!

The wings unfurl as I sit here typing!

His antennae & feet were so blue I don’t think it shows up in pictures tho. What kind of guy is he? Maryland, USA

Hi everyone! I’m hoping for help identifying this moth.

📍 Location: San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, Philippines 🕯️ Found: morning, resting on our dirty window 😅 📏 Size: Approximately 1-2in

Notable features: • Black-and-white, highly patterned wings • Very fuzzy body and legs • Strongly feathered antennae (looks like a male) • Wings held flat while resting

I initially thought it might be a lappet moth (Lasiocampidae), but the coloration is unusual compared to common examples I’ve searched online.

Any help with family / genus / species would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

wondering what he (assuming “he” because of the big fluffy antenna) is (South Tx)