Fuzzy Visitor to my Garden (pic)
fusty_overalls
18 years ago
Here's a visitor to my garden. A little hummingbird moth! I was out of town at the time. But, fortunately, my husband got a pic of its fuzzy little face. Isn't he cool (the moth, not my husband...well, now that I think of it, my husband's pretty cool, too).
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