Hummingbird moths look a little like their namesakes and are fascinating to watch. If you've ever seen a miniature version of a hummingbird zipping around from one flower to the next in your garden, ...

The hummingbird hawk-moth seems to be taking inspirations from a few different parts of the animal kingdom, leading to one of the more bizarre-looking flying creatures on this planet.

A colorful photograph of a hummingbird clearwing moth, an essential pollinator, will be featured on the 2025 Ohio Wildlife ...

Roger Friedman’s photo of a hummingbird clearwing moth will be featured on the 2025 Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp. | Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife According to the Ohio ...

COLUMBUS — A colorful photograph of a hummingbird clearwing moth, an essential pollinator, will be featured on the 2025 Ohio wildlife legacy stamp, according to the Ohio Department of Natural ...

A new species of moth was discovered in a home in Wales, thousands of miles from its native habitat A new species of moth was found in a home in south Wales after travelling thousands of miles in ...

The male ruby-throated hummingbird does indeed have a striking red throat, though the female of the species does not. You would have to look quickly to see either, however, as these speedy little ...

A new species of moth was found in a home in south Wales after travelling thousands of miles in a photographer's boot bag. Two clearwing moths appear to have hitched a ride when they were larvae ...

The hummingbird study that Tom Smith and Chris Schneider are conducting in Ecuador is part of a much larger research program spanning three continents. Evolutionary biologists are fanning out and ...

These moths are collectively known as either hummingbird, hawk and/or sphinx moths. Because many species can hover while sipping nectar, they are called hummingbird moths. The name “hawk moth” is ...

But high-speed cameras show us what makes these birds perfect flying machines. A captive Anna’s hummingbird feeds while hovering before an optical illusion in a reenactment of an experiment that ...

Oh, how I treasure this time of year! We’ve harvested our vegetables and our flowers are spent. The warm-weather weeds are gone, and the cold-weather weeds have not yet germinated.