tiger moth

Tiger Moth was available in the wooden railway toy system.

A Tiger Moth eventually won the race for the first time in 2012.

Here you can see tiger moths clinging to the leaves of trees, sometimes in vast numbers.

This family includes the groups commonly known as tiger moths (or tigers).

Because the Tiger Moth has no electrical system, it must be started by hand.

The base also had 33 Tiger Moths as training aircraft.

As an adult, it is known as the Virginia tiger moth.

The Tiger Moth looked very small and alone on the wide stretch of green.

Tiger Moth has had few features but several cameos.

Harold, Tiger Moth, and the red balloon are frequently seen here.

The tiger moth caterpillar had dropped on his pillow from a bowl of flowers near the bed.

The flights operated 18 Tiger Moths, and several others were held in reserve.

Tiger Moth biplanes were used for the crash scenes.

Numerous examples of the Tiger Moth are still flying today (an estimated 250).

The company was also involved in maintenance and refurbishment of aircraft particular the Tiger Moth.

The Tiger Moth was older still but looked flyable.

The other is the ruby tiger moth.

I can nip down there in ten minutes in the Tiger Moth.

The researchers concluded that most tiger moths do not produce enough sound to jam bat sonar.

Like the original Tiger Moth, the R-80 has no flaps.

Training included 50 hours of basic aviation instruction on a simple trainer like the Tiger Moth.

Tiger Moths were often modified to stand in for rarer aircraft in films.

It was equipped with Tiger Moth and Harvard training aircraft.

Rear drive and delicate and lovely as a Tiger Moth.

Gibbs bought himself a Tiger Moth and found great pleasure in peacetime flying.