*Day 21 of quarantine: How to get tons of Insects*

0:46 Tropical Swallowtail moth 2:36 Brahmin moth, often called the Japanese Owl moth. 3:16 Atlas moth with injured wing. 4:24 Three horned rhinoceros beetle, easier to identify when standing upright. 4:50 Healthier looking Atlas moth. 5:43 Almost mistook it for a type of Luna moth but it's actually a Saterniid moth. 7:40 Hawk moth is feeling a little camera shy.

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This would be absolute heaven for me lol I love moths ❤️ They’re so chill.

Wow, that was so amazing. Besides the bigger moths, that smaller orange on the bin at the start of this video was still one of my favourite smaller moths.

fun fact: those aren't actually atlas moths. atlas moths have less wavey wing patterns, usually have lighter colorations, and the tips of the upper wings have markings that look like the sides of snake's heads. the wing patterns on these are a lot more sporadic and random than attacus atlas, and the "snake head" markings look wildly different. these are actually the much rarer "Archaeoattacus edwardsii", or edward's atlas moths. while they're not that difference in appearance, they're actually a completely different and MUCH rarer genus and there's very little information about them online. really cool to see one in the wild!

Well I thought about doing this, but I'm not sure I could handle this big of a horde and them flying around my head and the sound of they're wings hitting the tarp. BUT the moths and beetles you brought in are very pretty and cool looking, especially the bigger ones, so thanks for the video so I can live vicariously through you😆

Wow the big one that looks like a pair of snakes is crazy. First you're utterly convinced you're being confronted by a pair of snakes, then you realize it's a two dimensional trick, then it looks like a nice photo of snakes, then you realize it's a moth, then you get weirded out about evolution's wild capacity for artistic reproduction. Very cool

imagine getting a white t-shirt and just chilling in the light. You will have a moth army lol

Quite amazing variety, not only of insects but of moths, too.

5:13 holy moly that beetle is HUGE!

Whereabouts is Fraser’s Hill? I am hugely impressed by the large numbers and the wide species diversity. I believe many moths are more strikingly beautiful and fascinating than butterflies, in spite of those who hate and fear them!

I'd rather meet a bunch of real grey Aliens than visit that place... Great Job with the camera btw.

0:28, 0:46 Lyssa zampa, Tropical Swallowtail moth 0:37 Miltochrista sp 1:29 Cechetra lineosa, Sphynx moth 1:30 Hypsopygia igniflualis or Heterocrassa sp. 1:30 Ammatho sp 1:32 Somena similis, Tiny Limantridae 1:35 Neoreta sp, Drepanidae 1:37 Dundubia vaginata, Great green cicada 1:37 Macotasa tortricoides, Tiny Arctiidae 1:41 Teulisna karena, in the upper right corner 1:41 Sarbine cruciata, just below green cicada 2:36 Brahmaea wallichii, Brahmin moth 3:16 y 4:50 Attacus atlas, atlas moth

7:10 that is the largest cicada I have seen, wow.

What a great video! This location is perfect for meditation and relaxation. SO wonderful birds singing! Great

0:57 Alamflora moth 1:38 Green clearwing moth 2:20 Shiny Moth 4:04 Trash Moth 4:22 Dingus Moth (we have in my country) 7:12 Great Flying Moth (rare) 9:06 Richard Poxon

If I’m put in this room, I’d get instant diarrhea even if I’m constipated to the core 😂

Was there any dangerous species? Just spotted inoffensive insects

2:49 Golden Beetle!

This is so cool,some of them are so beautiful.I can imagine,they fly all over you.

How do you do that?

I absolutely love moths, I want to do this sometime just to see what we have out here in Washington

Me: AHHHHHHH THERE A MOTHS moths: dont be shy:)

2:43 THIS IS THE SCARIEST MOTH I'VE EVER SEEN!!!!😱

I would do good enough to let ONE moth near me, let alone 500, with some being like 10 times bigger than others. And then there's like beetles and cicaida that I wouldnt want mear me either. I commend bug people for being so brave.

So many moths, various sizes , forms and patterns of its wings, not only moths, but also cicadas, beetles and wasps(?), that is biodiversity

That is truly amazing but one moth stricked my attention and I had to reverse the video few times just to have another look at it , it'd the one that has snake like heads at the end of its wings! That's absolutely amazing , how is that possible?

Why do I keep feeling something on me while watching this 😖

0:40 I’m not even kidding I jumped when I saw them

6:16 The moth is riding one of the cicadas

I hope they realize how beautiful this is

Tropical Swallowtail moth, Atlas moth, cicadas and Rhino beetle. This places has so many wonderful speices of insects

i love moths

So I have a moth phobia so Flamethrower: I gotchu bro 😎 🔥🔥🔥

Unfortunately I haven't done any blacklighting or light traping for nocturnal insects yet. I live in Greece, so the diversity of moths and of the rest insect species is not very big. However, I really wanna test this out ! I am just worried about one thing... Are black lights dangerous for the human body or the human eyes ? Please I would appreciate your advice

Awesome!! What light are u using btw??

This is heaven for collectors😅

WOAH WHAT WHERE IS FRASERS HILL AND HOW DO I TELEPORT THERE

Genuine question, what kind of lights and tarp/blankets do you use to catch these moths?

3:33 Atlas Moth Was Destroyed its Wings 3:43 RIP Beetle

How can there be so much types of moths in one area... Stupidly insane video bro

What light u use dude?can u give link where to buy the light u use?

Moths are cute 🥰

may I ask why are you doing this?

If i were to see this I would die. I would straight up die. I've seen one, maybe two really special moth species in my life, and dont dare to hope to see even half as many as are in this video. amazing.

Omg as soon as I saw the thumbnail I went "Brahmin moth!!!!" They're so gorgeous

what types of insects were seen here i have never seen some of these

Looks great! I’m thinking of trying this out myself!

Came for the moths stayed for all of them

What was that huge black one with horns and wings?

What a treasure! You can make a museum out of it.

I was shocked when I saw this cover.

Out of all large groups of insects, CICADAS gather up with the moths.

love moths,but thx for helping that beetle out!

I've never seen some of these moths!! They're absolutely gorgeous!!!

Why do they like the sheet?

how did u survive standing there....

what kind of light are you using

WOW I wish I found all those epic moths the only ones I find are the tiny little scrawny white ones lol

I see a lot of cicada but there no sound?

How did you set this up in order to get so many? Are you just using a plain white sheet and a light? What month did you do this? What time of night was it? Sorry! I just really want to recreate this!

4:20 poor bug

Congratulations you have a moth hangout spot

pov:when you take the gum out your school

What type of lamp is this? i need one!!!

Where is that? I have to go there for my entomology research .

what kind of lamp are you using?

What kind of light did u use I must know

What time of year were you there in? I'd love to plan a trip to Malaysia around insect IDing!

Wow now i know what my personal hell would look like... The sound is enough to get me going.. haha

I can totally see someone mistaking a giant moth for a fairy.

The most normal day in Australia:

Some of the insects in this video :Moths: Lyssa zampla Brahmaea wallichii Attacus atlas Erebus macrops Daphnis nerii :Cicadas: Dundubia vaginata :Beetles: Chalcosoma moellenkampi

hawk moths are so cute! fat abdoman, little legs, big eyes and cutest face!

they just like to hang out

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Wow! There are some beauties in there! I wish we had that many species where I live!

3:16 thatscared me i thought it was a snake!

I really do hope these fascinating creatures are still around at present. From what I read, environmental degradation is devastating insect populations worldwide.

as much as i enjoy flying insects and moths this would be a pretty eerie experience. especially with all those cicadas and other noisy bugs. even in the uk where i have rather dull moth trapping nights i still get jumpscared by random craneflies

Wow lucky you saw a caucasus beetle

4:51 wow what a beautiful atlas moth I've never seen a moth that big irl

The Green Moth looks so stunning :o i wanna touch it

Day 1 of trying to overcome my severe mottephobia

I love that this guy is actively being assaulted by like 1 million moths but still holds strong to get a good video for us. This whole video speaks to me on a spiritual level.

I like insects so much. This is amazing.

They are interesting I am trying to not be scared of them even though they are wonderful but I have a fear of moths and have a nightmares of them

Ooh! there's a beautiful huge moth in Fraser's hill

Is this Malaysia or what?

Its like a dream but my favorite is a Actias luna or Luna moth she is pretty as only god can create

They are so beautiful I love moths

Where is Fraser's Hill?

how did u get so many bugs like that what the HEKl232

Bruhh this is so cool, not only got just a ton of different moth species but also some beetles, cicadas, and probs other insects that I missed out looking at too!! Defs potential to either catch unidentified species with this method or to document species that aren't well documented in many sites, would've been so cool to see in person! Was it simply though just lights that you were able to capture this many different species? Or did you have to use something else too?

7:13 That would scare me

Wow this is sensory overload; I would almost break down crying because of the seeming futility of identification.

I am so jealous! i wanna hold all of em xD

man what you try to prove ?? this is not trap they just have fun

why are there cicadas and beetles?