Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Pine Emperor moth

by evd333Western Cape, South Africa

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Pine Emperor

by AlthaSwiegersLiebenbergMookgopong Local Municipality, Limpopo, South Africa

I think of Emperor but which one

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Pine Tree Emperor moth

by AlbenaCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Their larvae feed on pine trees.

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Pine Tree Emperor Moth

by AnthonyJonesPort Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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Hackberry Emperor Butterfly Caterpillar

by RachelNicoleMacekPleasant Grove, Alabama, USA

strand of silk. Most likely a Hackberry

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Pine Emperor Moth

by caitlingevers22uMshwathi Local Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Caterpillar/larva: Gregarious. Reaches large sizes (10 cm - 12 cm). Covered in ...

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Pine tree emperor moth larva

by rautenbachfCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

They are edible.

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Helfer's Window Moth

by DrNamgyalT.SherpaGangtok, Sikkim, India

Wingspan: 78 mm.

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Jordan's Window Moth Female

by DrNamgyalTSherpaSikkim, India

Wingspan: 75 mm.

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Helfer's Window Moth

by DrNamgyalTSherpaGangtok, Sikkim, India

Wingspan: 75 mm.

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Emperor Moth

by Nestor Rodrigo Vasquez CisnerosVeracruz de Ignacio de la Llave, Mexico

Belongs to Saturniidae.

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death cap mushroom

by KrisThomasSouth Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom

the cultivation of non-native species of oak, chestnut, and

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Parasitic wasp, avispa parásita

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

caterpillars of the Emperor Moth (Saturnia ...

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Ling Heather

by AntónioGinjaGinjaNorte, Portugal

Referred to as Erica in all the old references, Calluna was separated from the ...