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blinkpen · 1 year
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wake up babe new type of dragon just dropped
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sitting-on-me-bum · 22 days
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Cecropia Moth
COURTESY OF CAROL ECKER
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pallanophblargh · 10 months
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I was recently extremely blessed in being able to finally see one of my “bucket list bugs” as I’ve started calling them. (Not a real list, as I’m never one to be organized…)
But a friend alerted me to the presence of this big beauty and J gave me a leg up to take a closer photo with my measly phone camera and subpar photography skills. I found some eggs she had laid on the wall and I scooped them up in hopes I can look after them. She hung around with her admirers for a good half hour before deciding she’d lingered long enough and flew off into the literal sunset.
Cecropia moth, Hyalophora cecropia, largest moth species in North America. Bug haters, don’t interact!
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kierenrose · 11 months
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Saw this beauty on my porch today!
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thegorgonist · 7 months
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October 4th is Cecropia moth, my fave!
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lydiacreative · 8 months
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Moths are magic in the night ✧
I'm ready for autumn please
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thethirdman8 · 11 months
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On my way home today I found this beautiful Giant Silk Moth or Robin Moth perched on the store front outside wall of my local package store, Willington Wine and Spirits.. Big - about the size of my fist.. Of course I had to look it up.. @thethirdman8 🦋
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swampwizards · 24 days
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Moth party!
Polyphemus (right) and Cecropia (left)
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vintagewildlife · 1 year
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Cecropia moth By: Unknown photographer From: The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animal Life 1961
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teaglitch · 9 months
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custom transfeminine cecropia moth owl barn nymph 🦋✨
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darklylucid · 11 months
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So...I was walking down the back alleyway close to my work this morning when I happened to see something clinging to the brick wall behind a small strip mall, and when I got close enough to see what it was, my very first thought was, 
“What the FUCK is THAT?”
Since I have no cell phone, I had to run into work,  borrow a co-workers phone and run back in order to take a picture of it. 
Look. LOOK AT IT. 
That’s a whole-ass Pokemon! (Volcarona...)
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Never in the forty years I have been alive and living in Ontario, Canada have I either seen or even know we had Moths this huge!
It’s wingspan was a bit wider than the span of my hand between my thumb and little finger (and that’s seven and a half inches as it is!)
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One quick internet search later, and I can say with certainty that it was a  Cecropia Moth, the largest native Moth species in North America! 
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Look at it...look at it’s FLUFFINESS! 😆
It was gently fanning it’s wings when I left, and I hope it found a better hiding spot than conspicuously clinging to a brick wall...
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indoorscreamingvoice · 8 months
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Some moths :)
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hauntedbystorytelling · 3 months
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Nature photography (1939)
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Cecropia (male and female) · Cecropia moths on end of stick. Acadia National Park, Maine, March 1939 | src National Parks gallery view more on wordPress
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Reflection of Pemetic Mt. in Eagle lake. Acadia National Park, Maine, June 1939 | src National Park gallery (NPG)
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Kingfisher · Bird on stick. Acadia National Park, Maine, July 1939
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pallanophblargh · 9 months
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Wrangling the Children onto some fresh leaves. The Cecropia Kids are over 40 days old and still growing, and I’m starting to worry they won’t pupate in before I leave on vacation . Granted, I’m sure everything will be ok but it’s in my nature to worry over multi-legged invertebrate children. I just love larvae.
(Forgive the frass, I cleaned it out shortly after getting all the cats onto fresh food)
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onenicebugperday · 1 year
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@synchlora submitted: im missing my summer bug job right now, so here's a lovely cecropia girl I raised earlier this year :D
OH BIG!!! She’s literally perfect wow....hope she lived a nice long moth life and made three million babies  :’)
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sitting-on-me-bum · 4 months
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Cecropia moths.
(Photo: Ducks Unlimited Canada)
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