Stock Photo - Minos Burnet, Zygaena minos with Nine-spotted, Amata phegea. Minos Burnet, Zygaena minos. Burnet moth Originally named after host plant Pimpinella saxifraga, thus Sphinx pimpinella. Nine-spotted, Amata phegea. Dark bluish black moth with nine white spots. 6 white spots on front wing with 3 on back. Moth exhibits Müllerian mimicry as strong resemblance to Zygaena ephialtes. White-tipped slender antennae identifier.

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