Hübner’s Wasp Moth (Amata huebneri)

Amata huebneri (Hübner’s wasp moth) is a brightly colored moth native to parts of Asia and Australia. It is known for its striking black wings adorned with translucent white spots and its yellow-and-black banded body, which mimics a wasp as a defense against predators. Adults are diurnal and often found visiting flowers during the day. Larvae feed on a variety of herbaceous plants, playing a role in local ecosystems as both herbivores and prey for other animals.