Cinnabar Moth

LOL, we all got there in the end :D

Go figure JC...I flubbed up again. When I read your comment, I thought I read, "Do YOU really, etc, etc." That's why I thought it meant something terrible over your way. There...all cleared up now. ;)

I flubbed too when I thought HilWilRun posted the picture!

Fullsusser! It's a great picture! There,I think I got it right!

LOL, I think it was Winston Churchill who described The USA and Briton as two countries divided by a common language :D

Whew! yes, I was a bit worried. The word 'flubbing' here merely means: botching or bungling. :)

LOL, Flabbing isn't a word I know at all, so I don't think you've offended anyone :D If I took it literally I would assume it related to flab, aka fat. If I took to be a euphemism, well... ...you know the F word :D But I'm guessing it has a less rude intent, no doubt similar to a word used here 'flapping', as in 'I'm just flapping about today' or 'I'm in a real flap about all this', meaning confused/confusion or not with it/making mistakes. :)

Dare I ask?...........Well, yes actually, I do, because it obviously doesn't have the same meaning over there. But is there a way of saying it cautiously, if it's that bad? If not, perhaps you could send RJ a 'secret' message to explain...and in return he could pass it along to me...:) You've kind of got me worried though as to what I may have implied to everyone. :[

Flubbing?? Do I really want to know what that is!?! ;p

Don't worry, we all have our moments :)

Oh dear, dear, dear.. So sorry JC. I have no ideaa where my mind is today. I'm flubbing up all over the place. So..........

*RJ* Please go down two slots because this little message was really meant for you, not JC. :-o

!!**EVEN BIGGER OOPS, HilWilRun**!! That was RJ's comment not mine :D

*BIG OOPS, JC!* Better give credit where credit's due. Ha ha ha! I wish I had taken it though. It's a great picture! :)

Nature never ceases to amaze me! Another great picture, HilWil!

This is a very showy moth. And in my school colors too :)

Haven't seen so many of these in recent years, but where I lived as a kid we had hundreds every year :)