Last month, we were informed about a hummingbird hawk moth being caught on camera near Littleport by amateur wildlife photographer David Meacock.
Despite being a regular summer visitor to the British Isles, they may not be easily identifiable within the gardens, woodlands and grasslands across the county, or even the Anglian region.
As a result, we wanted to know if you have spotted this insect in your nearby area, and we have received your feedback.
From the depths of Ely to the heights of Norfolk, the hummingbird hawk moth has not gotten away from the public eye during the heat of the British summer.
Carol, from Watlington, found the insect on her nearby porch.
Meanwhile, Karen from Little Downham says the insect is a regular visitor to her garden, even spotting one while on holiday in Greece.
Ely resident Deborah has also found a hummingbird hawk moth, both at home and abroad over in France.
Have you seen a hummingbird hawk moth in and around Cambridgeshire, or have photographed the insect in action? If so, we would like to know.
Please send in your pictures and details to Daniel.Mason@archant.co.uk or call 01354 661919.
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