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Genus Amata | The Beauty Of Nature's Black-Gold Wings

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Published: 24 May 2026 › Updated: 24 May 2026Genus Amata | The Beauty Of Nature's Black-Gold Wings

Genus Amata | The Beauty Of Nature's Black-Gold Wings

Latin NameObservation DateLocation
Genus AmataMay 23, 2026Vodrochol, Ullapara, Bangladesh

Yesterday afternoon, I saw this small Handmaiden Moth in the grass in the bushes, and I took some pictures of it. Today, I am sharing the pictures of this moth with everyone. The orange-yellow spots on the black body and the unique design of the wings made it very attractive. I was sitting in an open space next to this bush with my elder brother and talking, when suddenly my eyes fell on this moth, and I captured this moth with the camera on my phone.

This is a moth of the Amata genus, which belongs to the Erebidae family. They are commonly called Handmaidens or Tiger Moths. Due to its bright spots and colors, this moth looked extraordinary, as if it were a work of art made by nature.

Since I saw the moth, the moth was sitting quietly on the tip of the grass, but this moment of this moth sitting quietly is really worth seeing. These small creatures are a beautiful part of nature's biodiversity, and it is never possible to enjoy their beauty without seeing them up close.

Now I am sharing some pictures of this insect below, I hope you like it and enjoy it.


Thank you everyone, I hope everyone enjoyed it, see you again in my next post.

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Camera UsedTecno Camon 40 Pro
LensMM
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Iso speedISO
Focal lengthMM
PhotographyGenus Amata
Photographerwhose@whose
Link To Original Community
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/364512661
LatitudeLongitudeMap
24.31277489.568490https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=24.3127740562&mlon=89.568490237#map=12/24.3128/89.5685


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