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Description:

This is the only tiny moth I could come up with using my outdoor lights. I was able to attract a frog, an anole, a beetle, and a pair of snails. I would imagine my large colony of anoles may keep down my moths as they are one of their favorite snacks.

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gatorfellows
Been turning on lights here in Texas, and the beetles are happy to come. I haven't managed a moth over forth of an inch yet. Lizards and geckos are the predators in this garden. Good job on a photo of the tiny one :)

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PublishedJuly 27, 2012

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