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Pink-striped Oakworm moth

Anisota virginiensis

Photo by tomk3886
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Found on a blade of Fakahatchee Grass.

Notes:

This moth had just emerged from it's pupal stage and was drying its wings. A friend had just shown me his time-lapsed photos of on going through this process.

Reference Links:

Anisota virginiensis - Wikipedia

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