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We had this moth on top of our front door, it was about the size of my hand. Does anyone know what it's called?
We had 0.4" of rain yesterday afternoon, better than a sharp stick in the eye. Gaston County, NC, USA. Canon T6i. 8/5/2017
Leaf miners are the larvae of insects that live inside the leaves of trees and plants. They are very common among citrus trees, but have been known to attack a number of different trees and some garden crops. They are difficult to get rid of because they live inside the leaf where they are protected from pesticides. Leaf miners are most frequently larvae of moths, flies or beetles.
This is lit with on SB-600 diffused. On manual at 1/64 power (I think). The leaf is placed directly on the flash head.