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Spotted on Dec 28, 2013
Submitted on Dec 28, 2013
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Possibly the reticulate bagnest moth, also known as the processionary worm - the caterpillars follow one another, forming long lines.
http://www.witness.co.za/?showcontent&am...
http://www.africanmoths.com/pages/NOTODO...
LuckyLogan, thank you for loving my children, that how big a moth maniac I am, but the antennae I found not all are the same, some time ago I had a 'male' moon moth lay eggs on my finger,this moth had big feather antennae, but that is only my observation.
I love your moth spottings Altha! I feel like I favorite them all. Quick question, I read that in the genus Acronicta, males have the feather like antennae and females do not. is this true with all moths?