Tulip-tree Silkmoth
By Diohio
- 10 Jun, 2008
- 16 likes
The other day while weeding I found this Tulip-tree Silkmoth. I put her in the 'cathouse' to see if she'd drop eggs for me but apparently she had already dropped them so I released her. This moth uses Tulip-tree leaves as a host but they can also be reared on Black Cherry and Sassafras.
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Beautiful photo
10 Jun, 2008
This is a lovely moth. Reminds me a bit of a Cecropia moth.
11 Jun, 2008
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Such Big wings 4 a tiny Body :O
10 Jun, 2008