Hi everyone! Welcome to Thursday is Butterfly Day and Insect Day Giveaway- Week 47! Many thanks to all who have joined the Insect Pub Community! If you would like to join, please do the following:

1-Click on this link: https://beta.steemit.com/trending/hive-100514
2-Log in with your Steemit name and posting key.
3-Subscribe to Insect Pub Community.

Gather around the Insect Pub to see butterflies and other insects from around the world, and to make new friends. Post your butterfly and other insect photos, or artwork for a chance to win Steem Basic Income units. A minimum of 2-SBI will be given away; 1-SBI for photos and 1-SBI for artwork. If no artwork is submitted, then 2-SBI will be given away for photos. Entries will not be judged and winners are chosen at random. You have 6 days for entries in this post and then a new one will begin. Thanks so much for all of your wonderful entries that I continue to enjoy. The 5 winners for Week 46 are: @antoniarhuiz, @mariita52, @deerjay, @slwzl and @gertu. I feel so bad for @gertu, the Insect Pub Cheerleader because she hasn't been able to find any butterflies or other insects to post for several weeks. Keep looking @gertu! Congratulations to the winners!

Here are the rules for the Giveaway.

1-One submission per person per week.
2-All photos and artwork must be your own work. Photos and artwork from the internet will not be accepted.
3-Use hive-100514 as your first tag if you would like your post to be listed in the community. Use #butterflyday or #insect pub as your second tag.
4-IMPORTANT! You must put the link to your post in the comments below to be entered in the giveaway.
5- Upvotes to this post are not required.

I am looking forward to your entries!

Here are my photos for today of the Chickweed Moth.

This pretty yellow and pink Chickweed moth (Haematopis grataria) is small with a wingspan of 3/4" to 1". A male is in the first 2 photos. How do I know it is a male? Because the antennae look feathery on males and females have thread-like antennae. Other than the antennae, males and females look the same.

You can find these moths flying during the day beginning in late spring. They are attracted to lights at night like the ones pictured here. I leave my back porch light on to attract moths.

I found this one on my glass door one night which made it possible to get a photo of the underside.

Thanks for stopping by!

All photos are my own.

Information Source: Insectidentification.org, mo.gov

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This pretty butterfly Gif is brought to you by @brisby. Thank you!

Proof of transfer.

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