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Moth thread, go!

rosy maple moth here.
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Southern Flannel Moth
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No such thing as an unawesome saturniid. I think these are polyphemus.
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Obligatory luna moth.
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What beauties.
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Elephant hawk moth.
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Clear wing.
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Imperial moth.
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Cecropia moth.
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You know they're cute.
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Pandora moth.
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Virgin tiger moth.
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Giant leopard moth.
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Death's head moth.
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What kind of moth did they use in Silence of the Lambs? I've never read the book, and they didn't specify that in the movie, so...
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refer to>>183833
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an moth?
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An butterfly.
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>>183828

I didn't know such beautiful moths existed.
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Yeah, it's probably because you grew up thinking "moths are ugly, butterflies are pretty." Honestly, I don't see why that stereotype exists. Back in school we did one of those hatch a luna moth things, and that's what made me realize that moths were more than the dusty white things you see at night
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Yeah, look at the antennae. Moths generally (can't think of any exceptions) have featherlike ones.
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Well, some in this thread, for example, have pretty thin antennae, but using hints like antennae, body shape, wing position, and if they have fur or not
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well i mean in the US there really aren't that many different types of moths, most of the species we were exposed to were the ugly grey ones that swarm around your porch light
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figures. oh well..
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No actually, butterflies always weirded me out. It's just that the only moths i've ever seen in my life have been grey and brown.
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You just need to get out in to the woods more often. Many of the moths in this thread can be found in the US.
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I want to pet it so bad.
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Enjoy your searing pain from it's stinger.

>Lynette, if your in an area to see one be careful of the larvae. I brushed up against one of these 6 years ago while picking a pear out of my pear tree and was stung. I would have swore someone cut off my finger and was pouring boiling water into it. The pain was unbelievable and the finger immediately began to swell. We scooted 3 of the catepillars off the tree with a leaf and put them in a ziplock bag. The five mile drive to the emergency room was terrifying. The pain like a thermometer moved it's way up my arm toward my heart. As we entered the emergency room I began to feel the pain in my chest and was rushed to a bed. Within minutes I began to have a metal taste in my mouth as I went unconscious. No one knew what they were. It took the head of the emergency room leaving to look it up on the internet. (My husband told me later they used a paper plate and made what looked like a circus tent over the bag with a little sign... "Can you name the animal?") I'm 5 foot tall and was 115 pounds at the time. The entire event took less than 15 minutes until I went unconscious. My hand remained swollen for about a week. With a punch like that, I don't think I'd touch the moth either. I'm terrified of them. It's no wonder they also call them the "ASP" caterpillar in Texas. I was stung in Maryland.
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I love raising these from their big fuzzy caterpillars. :3
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oooh. Asps are horrible. South Texas has their fair share. >_>
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must feel fabulous on your hands. maybe even ticklish on your penis!!
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TOUCH ME!
I'M SO FLUFFY AND CUTE!
KAWAII!! \(~^O^~)/
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My hand started to sting a little while reading that.
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"Large dose Vitamin C has been used successfully as an antitoxin." That's good to know.
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Hummingbird Moth
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These guys look scarier than they actually are
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeNggIGSKH8
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Say hello to Calyptra thalictri, the blood-sucking moth.
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^_____^ I WANT IT.
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awesome thread
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I have three tomato worms in cocoons right now. How long will it take them to turn into moths?
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Surprised we've gotten this far without an example of the most awesome moth of them all.
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MOOH-suuDAAAAAAA
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i lol'd.
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omg, reminds me of yoshi
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One of my favorites.

This would be my 2nd favorite.
Six-spot Burnet Moth.
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Can someone please tell me what kind of moth this is?

At first I thought it was plastic, until I got close up and watched it move it's wings.
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Large spotted orange moth (real creative name), citheronia regalis.
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more moths plz! they're so cute
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Man, these are some beautiful critters
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May I request someone find a very clear picture of Argema mittrei (Malagasy Luna Moth) or Coscinocera hercules? Pretty please?
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