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Maker of butterflies with a penchant for antiquated art supplies and good gin. kristen.gilpin@gmail.com / lepcurious.blogspot.com/
Tampa, Florida
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The moth was actually pretty brown. It was early morning and the lighting was less than ideal.
Juveniles are pretty variable in color and pattern. They eat fish, lizards, frogs and when fully grown they can eat small rodents.
Cheers,
Kristen
¡Muchas gracias
Hi moxyrobot,
I took these with an almost painfully old cannon digital camera that we keep at work. I could look up the model number tomorrow at work if you would like to know specifics.
Found in Tampa FL.
Thanks, didn't consider it as it was a Caribbean species. Thanks for the information!
What a striking butterfly! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful photo!
Do you have any more photos of this flower so I can ID it for you? I'm the MOSI gardener :)
