Hummingbird hawkmoth

The hummingbird hawkmoth - Macroglossum stellatarum - is named for it's similarity to hummingbirds when they feed on the nectar of tubeshaped flowers. It can easily be seen in gardens, parks and meadows where it's preferred food plants like honeysuckle and red valerian grow. Macroglossum stellatarum has been seen as a lucky omen. These moths are in the family Sphingidae because their larvae were thought to resemble the Egyptian sphinx.

Print: on high quality age resistant and natural white cotton fine art paper

A6 10,5x14,8 cm: 45 Euro
A5 14,8x21 cm: 65 Euro
A4 21x29,7 cm: 85 Euro

Original: Watercolor on age resistant and acid free paper (30x30 cm) 485 Euro