Appears to be a moth

You need to give us more info about him you jack-off! Where'd you take this pick? What area/country/state do you live in or found the moth? How fucking big is he? You can't just ask a question and give little to no information, and expect us to answer.

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>>2141770
WNY. It's wingspan is about the size of a small bird.

http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Callosamia-angulifera

First choice: Tulip Tree Silkmoth

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you goober

>>2141770
Maybe if it wasn't such a distinct picture of the biggest moth in North America you'd be right.

Anyway, it's a cecropia moth like >>2141782 said.

http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Hyalophora-cecropia
>>2141781
>>2141782
Better ID Crecopia silkmoth

>>2141783
It's actually quite interesting, I'm glad I didn't kill it.

>>2141795
What kind of irredeemable cunt would kill one of those?

She's only got a few days to live anyway so you might as well let her hang out.