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Imperial Moth

Eacles imperialis

Photo by Musicwolf
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34.4859, -79.1967

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Description:

Almost a 6 inch wingspan makes this one of the largest moths I've ever seen. Gold yellow and soft pink in an elaborate design make it a beautiful moth as well.

Habitat:

The side of a building in a grassy clearing in a mixed forest.

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PublishedApril 27, 2014

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