It's no mystery how this moth got named, both common and Latin names derive the the pattern of spots on the wings.
js
-- PHOTO OF THE WEEK:
It's no mystery how this moth got named, both common and Latin names derive the the pattern of spots on the wings.
js
-- PHOTO OF THE WEEK:
Yeah, they show up around here from time to time. The big hickory moths are impressive, too. I somtimes find the detached wings of large moths on summer mornings. I assume it was either bats or nighthawks that killed the moths and devoured the torso.
J. Del Col
Some evidence that our cat may take a few large moths--we find wreckage every now and again in the garage (which of course is open to ANY cat-size critter.
boy.
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