Prompted by a question from a member of Paula's Spiritual Beekeeping Community, Paula researched, and shares her thoughts on the relationship between this nocturnal moth and it's love of honey made by the bees. Is it straight forward to categorise the moth as a preditor as a danger to the bees? Perhaps we need to change our perspective with bees and Hawk-moths and reflect on our own relationships with bees before judging other honey eaters?

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