
Or at least I think it was a moth. This critter looked like a bird dropping on a shrub outside my office...but then it moved. I went outside and the dropping was alive!!!

Of course old habits die hard, so I touched it (couldn't resist) and then it flew away. Anybody know what this is???
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You might have a new species there. It sure is freaky looking, you're right it looks like a bird dropping. A nasty bird dropping.
Well, you have advanced since childhood. At least you waited until the bird dropping MOVED to touch it.
I'm no lepidopterist (thank you google), but I believe this is the rare 'mothius crapius'.
What an outstanding camo trick to avoid being bird luch!
What an outstanding camo trick to avoid being bird lunch!
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