How to distinguish a moth from a bat, is there a five centimeter bat?

Moths are small to large in size. Moths are small to large in size. Adult wings, body, and appendages are covered with scales, and the mouthparts are siphonic or vestigial.

The larvae are cricket-shaped, the mouthparts are chewing, the body segments are densely scattered bristles or hair nodules, hair tufts, branch spines, etc., there are 2 5 pairs of gastropods, with 5 pairs of most, with toe hooks, and can spin silk cocoons or form nets. Pupae are pupae for being pupated. The eggs are mostly round, hemispherical or oblate.

Bat forelimbs are specialized, especially the bones have large changes. The humerus is significantly shorter than the radius (forearm bone), and the ulna is degenerate; Except for the first finger, which is not particularly elongated and has a claw at the end, the rest of the metacarpal bones and phalanges are particularly elongated, and there is a skin membrane between the metacarpal and phalanges, which is connected with the hind limbs and tail backwards. The epithelial membrane connecting the fingers is called the wing membrane, the mesothelial membrane of the forelimb humerus and hind limbs is called the lateral membrane, the epithelial membrane in front of the humerus and forearm bones of the forelimb is called the anterior wing membrane, and the interfemoral membrane connecting the left and right hind limbs and the tail is called the interfemoral membrane.

The interfemoral membrane often has a distance between its membrane margins, which plays the role of supporting the interfemoral membrane, and the lateral epithelium is called the talar membrane. The hindlimbs are short, and the thighs are at right angles to the body and are in the same plane. The lateral membrane often terminates at the lower tibia, heel, or base of the toe.

The hind limbs are completely located outside the epithelium, and the 5 toes are clawed for hooking. There should be 5 cm moths.

Moths. <> bats.

A five-centimeter bat can't fly.

Bats flap their wings more often than moths and faster than large silkworm moths. And moths can't make sharp turns in high-speed flight, and bats fly up with bells and whistles.

Yes, it's still possible to be young.

Bat moths, belonging to the order Lepidoptera, have a medium to large body and are stout. The head is small, without a single eye, the antennae are short, the male moth is pinned, and the female moth is rosary-shaped. The mouthparts are degenerated, and only the upper lip, upper jaw, and lower jaw remain, and there is no beak tube.

The wings are long and narrow, and the veins of the fore and hind wings are the same. The "worm" of Cordyceps sinensis is the bat moth larvae. Cordyceps bat larvae is a carrier of Cordyceps fungus (fungus), when the near-mature larvae of Cordyceps bat moth are infected by Cordyceps fungus around winter, the mycelium fills the whole body, and the larvae become stiff, hence the name "Cordyceps". In the summer, a tubular fungus grows out of the top of the head of the dead insect and emerges from the ground, hence the name "summer grass".

This is supposed to be a type of moth.

Most moths have degraded mouthparts and will not eat food.

The larvae of moths are mostly pests.

It's a moth.

This moth is usually found in humid areas (such as toilets) and is eliminated by the following methods:

1.Check the damp areas of your home and don't miss one. Especially in the bathroom, pay attention to the small cracks that are easy to ignore and block them as much as possible. The leaky hole of the wash basin should be covered with a screen, and the toilet lid should be closed at all times.

2.Eliminate any insects in your home in time and kill them when you see them to prevent future troubles.

3.Try not to have small animals such as cats and dogs, moths may be brought by them.

4.Spray the room where moths are more common with drugs (e.g. insecticide, dichlorvos, etc.), then close all doors and windows, and wait for 30 minutes as a family.

Common species are:

A little bat moth. Larger in size. The forewings have a thin pink stripe that can be slightly interrupted. The larvae eat branches and stems. The host plants are Haizhou Changshan (a kind of tung tree), peaches, grapes, persimmons, etc.

Willow bat moth. Slightly smaller than a little bat moth. The forewings are not pinky and the hindwings are dark brown. The larvae are harmful to willow, oak, paulownia, pear, peach, loquat, grape and other branches and stems.

Cordyceps manta moth. Cordyceps sinensis, a valuable medicinal material, is a major host insect produced in Kangding, Sichuan.

Horned manta moth. The forewings have angular markings and many scattered markings, pinkish-white, and the body color of the female moth is slightly redder than that of the male.

It belongs to the order Lepidoptera, with a medium to large body and a stout body. The head is small, without a single eye, the antennae are short, the male moth is pinned, and the female moth is rosary-shaped. The mouthparts are degenerated, and only the upper lip, upper jaw, and lower jaw remain, and there is no beak tube.

The wings are narrow and long, the veins of the fore and hind wings are the same, and the main stem of the m in the middle chamber is intact and divided into 2 branches, dividing the midchamber into 3 chambers.

The larvae are stout, with 5 pairs of gastropods, hooked and looped toes, and bristles are born on hair nodules. 6 on each side of the monocular in two rows. The larvae mostly live in the middle of the stems or roots of trees. Adults often fly near the ground in the evening and resemble bats. Such as willow bats, moths, etc.

The bat moth family, hepialidae, is a family of Lepidoptera. anterior and posterior wings with the same veins; The female moth has 2 reproductive pores in the 9th abdominal segment; The antennae are short and the beak is underdeveloped; winged yoke; tibial undistant; A moth with narrow hindwings and a long belly. There are more than 300 species in the world.

It is more distributed in Oceania. More than 30 species are known in China. Adults are lazy and only active at dusk, but they fly quickly and sway from side to side when flying.

In Liaoning, most of them have 1 generation in 1 year, and a few have 1 generation in 2 years, and they overwinter on the ground with eggs or at the base with larvae. Incubation begins in mid-May the following spring. In early June, they turn to fruit farmers, trees or weeds and other stems to eat damage.

Pupalation begins in early August and pupation ends in late September. It emerges as an adult in late August. The peak season of feathering is mid-September, and it finally occurs in mid-October.

After the adult worm emerges, it mates and lays eggs. Overwintering on eggs. Some larvae that hatch later, or who are otherwise disturbed and stunted, overwinter as larvae.

The following year, they begin to emerge as adults in early July, and immediately lay eggs and complete one generation in 2 years. Adults are mostly concentrated in 16-18 o'clock when they emerge. Adults tend to hang from tree trunks, underwood or weeds during the day and do not begin to fly, mate and lay eggs until after sunset.

Adults are backlit.

Not one of a kind.

Moths belong to the Lepidoptera in the class Insecta. Moths are mostly active at night and like to gather in bright places, so there is a folk proverb that "moths burn themselves when they put out fires".

Bats belong to the genus Mammalian, Pterodactylidae, and the bat family. It is a flying mammal.

Swallows belong to the family of birds, which are the collective name of 74 species of birds. The swallow is small, with narrow wing tips, concave tail and short beak, weak feet, and not too many feathers.