Is it a moth?

[LaCuckooRacha]

Its butt-end thing is similar to your mystery bug. And it's a moth.

But look at the wings and head.  There is a difference.
Edit: not only that but;

Bobongs breed in the flatland areas of Australia but migrate immediately afterward to avoid the heat, into the high mountain country of the Australian Alps.

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[JD]

It is, actually, probably a cicada.

[Ladios]

It could be lupus.

[LaCuckooRacha]

It is, actually, probably a cicada.

Unfortunately, the only cicadas in England are found all the way to the south, so it's not a cicada.

The only cicada in England:

[Blockoman]

GAH I know it's a moth! I just wish I could find a picture that could convince you.
Look at its head and your bug's head:

[Spartan923]

its an alien!..or a new bug..well its not a moth..i thought moths looked like they had feathers..sorta...

[General Nick]

It's an interbred species of beetles and moths. Kill it before it makes more hybrids!

[LaCuckooRacha]

GAH I know it's a moth! I just wish I could find a picture that could convince you.
Look at its head and your bug's head:

That is the head of this thing;

Also, it still doesn't have the jaw structure my bug has, the tongue is just rolled up.
Sorry to keep trying to prove you wrong, but I really need to figure out what this actually is.

I am going to ask my biology teacher if he knows what it is, I have biology on Wednesday so we may know for sure on Wednesday.


Details on my bug;

• Pincer-like jaws
• Hairy
• Has wings
• Has eyes inside of head, not outside like most moths
• About the length of an adult's thumb

[Blockoman]

I'll be waiting when you get your answer...

[LaCuckooRacha]

I'll be waiting when you get your answer...

You can keep trying to find out what it is though...  At least we are narrowing it down.

[LaCuckooRacha]

>_< sorry for double-post.
Kabump.

We had a sub today who no nothing about biology, he was a french teacher.
In other words, did not get an answer.