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Title
Royal Walnut Moth
Artist
Cricket Hackmann
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Photograph - Photography
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I found this very interesting looking moth on the facing around our garage door. After looking him up online, I discovered that he (or she?) is a Royal Walnut Moth (Citheronia Regalis), named because in their caterpillar stage, nut trees are their favorite hosts. Evidently they live in much of the eastern half of the U.S., except for the northern states. The website said that they range from about 4 to 6 inches across -- but I'd guess this one was closer to 4". This is the first one I've seen, but I thought his fuzzy legs were pretty cool looking!
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December 29th, 2011
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Ashland, MO - United States
Thanks, Carla! I didn't know what type of moth he was either, until I did a little sleuthing on Google Images...and then I learned a lot! :-) I'm not crazy about any type of insects, but his fuzzy orange legs intrigued me!
Tallahassee, FL - United States
Hi, Cricket. I was so pleased to see this photo with a name for this creature! One of his friends showed up in my yard recently, and I thought it was quite exotic, and surprisingly big! I grabbed my camera for him, too, and may post my image now that I know what he is!
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