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Lucanus cervus
Appears from late May to beginning of August and is most active in the evening. Adults live only a few months and feed on nectar and tree sap. You can hear them fly because they make a low-putched buzzing sound.
Most are found near rotting wood, old trees, rotting fence posts. They live in old trees abd dead trunks in forests.
I spotted most of them late in the afternoon
Spotted on May 22, 2014
Submitted on Jul 19, 2014
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Lat: 38.83, Long: -104.82
Spotted on Jul 16, 2014
Submitted on Jul 16, 2014
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sphinx moth
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Very nice first spotting on Noah - welcome to the Project!