Hole Art | Insect Metal Badge - Oleander Hawkmoth Daphnis Nerii

**Oleander Hawkmoth** Scientific name: Daphnis nerii Distribution: low altitude mountains Plants of the oleander family are poisonous, but this hawkmoth insect, which looks like a camouflage fighter jet, likes to eat poisonous plants of the oleander family. On plants of the Apocynaceae family, such as japonica, horse camellia, oleander, desert rose, blackboard tree, etc., larvae that look like aliens can often be seen, feasting on these poisonous leaves. Oleander hornmoth is a large moth species. After eclosion, adults are huge, with a wingspan of 80 to 90 mm (8-9 cm), and a maximum of 110 mm (11 cm). The body color includes gray-green background and olive-green patterns, like It is generally painted in military camouflage, hidden in low-altitude mountainous areas or parks, schools, and balconies of homes. At night, it tends to have the habit of flying lights.