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Female Luna Moth

Photo by BryantAbbott
Published on Project Noah
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Mobile, AL.

Species ID Suggestions

Luna Moth

Actias luna
Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (2)
BryantAbbott
Typically, the male Luna Moth will have bushier antennae than the female Luna Moth. In this image, the antennae are not very bushy, thus providing the viewer with the notion that this Moth is, indeed, female.
ColtMooney
What's the difference between males and females

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PublishedApril 6, 2014

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