A place to find out about Elysabeth, her family, life and her writings. Somewhere to find about all her stories to include her short stories - "Train of Clues" (a mystery destination story, shared second place), "The Tulip Kiss" (first place), "The Proposal" (second place), "Bride-and-Seek", "Butterfly Halves" (runner up), "La Cave", "Zombies Amuck" (second place), and her novels Finally Home (a NaNoWriMo story), and Imogene: Innocense Lost.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Huge monster moth sited in my computer area on Sunday evening
Not kidding - that sucker looked like about the size of a small bat and even looked like one sort of but prettier and not trying to fly at everything - was trying to escape. I caught it and released it outside my door and hope it flew away where it belonged. I did a semi search while chatting with Janelle and came up with this pic that looks similar to what I had in my living/computer area Sunday night - there are no measurements on this moth so can't really tell if this is something close to what I actualy saw. I believe his wing span if he were to spread out flat was approximately the span of my hand from middle fingertip to butt of palm - probably around 6-7 inches in width - See what you all think - E :)
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Very pretty, but EEEEEEWWWWWWW!
Cas, funny - it was scary more than ewwwwwy - lol - It flitted around here until I picked up a bag and jut held his wings and could get him outside - I hope he flew away where he needed to be - because he was too pretty to kill - and that would have been a huge mess - if he got squashed - lol - I'm not sure that really is what kind of moth he was but he looked similar to that - E :)
Remember what I said about things coming through from the Discworld!!
lol
Wow! That's so cool! Moths and butterflies don't freak me out, but anything that crawls does--spiders (eww, big phobia there!), or centipedes, or other crawly bugs. Blak!
Maybe your little friend was planting some inspiration on your hard drive!
I am in awe that you touched it. Gah!
Perhaps it was the Fractal Butterfly ::)
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