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St. Lawrence Tiger Moth

Platarctia parthenos

Photo by Telse
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Field Notes

Description:

Medium sized moth. Chocolate brown wings with white markings.
The thorax is 2 toned. Dark brown with a rusty-reddish color around the edges of it.

Habitat:

Found in backyard.

Species ID Suggestions

St. Lawrence Tiger Moth

Platarctia parthenos

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