The jamming of bat sonar by certain tiger moth species has recently been confirmed. It appeared opposite a verse entitled "Tiger Moth". De Havilland Tiger Moth single engined biplanes. It is a well-known predator of many Lepidoptera species including the Wood Tiger moth. The remaining impostors are killed in a shootout aboard the Tiger Moth. These included the Gipsy Moth and Tiger Moth. One distinctive characteristic of the Tiger Moth design is its differential aileron control setup. Tiger moth species appear to cluster into two distinct groups. PA-34 Seneca, Cessna 172 and a Tiger Moth. Moth species including the tiger moth can produce signals to jam bat echolocation. On 29 February 1940, Johnson flew solo for the first time in Tiger Moth N6635. To mark her 106th birthday, she was taken for a flight in a Tiger Moth. Numerous examples of the Tiger Moth are still flying today (an estimated 250). Tiger Moth and the RagWing RW22 Tiger Moth. The starting point for the Tiger Moth was, in fact, the successful Gypsy Tiger.