The Vapourer moth is native to much of Europe. The male has wings and feathered antennae
so he can find the wingless female who stays near her pupal cocoon most of her adult life.
The "eyes" are to scare predators.
Wingspan 25-35mm; UK flight time Jul-Sep.
He can be seen flying day or night (the latter visiting light).
VAPOURER CATERPILLAR
The tussocked caterpillar reaches 30-40mm long and eats leaves of various deciduous trees and shrubs.
Those in my garden seem to like roses and bergenia. The red spots warn that the hairs can irritate
and the caterpillar can be mildly toxic.