I’m unsure where it went. Somewhere in my room…
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I wouldn’t be able to sleep with such a thing in my room.
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Yip what can it do? Might have unknown abilities. I gather the more objects it touches wherever it is these hours the more dust off its wings passes onto objects might settle its fate. I don’t think it can mate in here so should be ok.
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It doesn’t look poisonous. Or venomous either.
Idk about poison but I think their bite hurts!
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Oh right. I didn’t know that could happen.
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What does it bite with?
Actually I think its a moth? It doesn’t bit they say but has stuff that can get into skin and cause allergy.
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Looks like a butterfly, probably the most harmless creature in the world.
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Thanks for caring.
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Yes I think moths look a bit different here. But you do get big ones too so I wasn’t sure whether I just hadn’t seen one like that.
Im not an expert but moths have feathered antennae as a rule
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Ok thanks for the information.
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Actually dont hold me to that thats a belief ive held since learning it as a kid
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Well it seems to have hovered off somewhere so i’m not too concerned. More worried about flying nuclear bombs.
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Its likely harmless but insects and flying insects freak me out, wasps and even bees. I used to get stung everytime I see one. Once a wasp was too close to my face then I slapped it and it stung my hand. My father told me about a guy who’s eye got stung by a wasp and he couldn’t see well.
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Weird you say butterflys are harmless as I thought they pretty disgusting from what ive read. Do horrible things.
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Yes my dads currently got a African hornet flying around his bedroom when he’s writing in the day time. Keeps coming back. So he’s consistently manouvering himself through doors. Had to ring some specialist out… ive only been stung once this year. And found it hilarious being chased by drones from a bees nest. Was pretty funny and frightening all at the same time whilst I ran…
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Moths are very gentle like the butterfly, same family coming from caterpillars and form chrysalises to transform, i really like them, I’d enjoy one as a pet actually and have it crawl up my arm and keep me company, i think you should give it a name 
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I hate woodlouse, centipedes and earwigs. A relative told me to close my eyes when I was little and open my mouth…
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