The moth is the butterfly's closest relative, yet there is a persistent notion that moths are not as colourful as butterflies. Actually, moths far outnumber butterflies in species diversity and they exhibit colours and forms that are quite fascinating. The selection of moth images on these pages bears testimony to this fact.
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| Brahmeid Moth |
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| Giant Leopard Moth |
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