cecropia moth

(Hyalophora cecropia)

cecropia moth
Photo by Bill Reynolds
  Hodges #

7767

 
 
Conservation Status
  IUCN Red List

not listed

 
  NatureServe

N5 - Secure

 
  Minnesota

not listed

 
           
 
Description
 
 

Cecropia moth is a common, extra large, giant silkworm moth. It is one of the two largest moths native to North America. The number of cecropia moths has decreased in recent decades due to parasitism of a tachinid fly (Compsilura concinnata). The fly was introduced into North America in 1906 in an attempt to control the gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar).

Adults have a wingspan of 45 16 to 5.

The thorax is red above with a conspicuous white collar. The white collar is the forward apex of a broad, white, lateral stripe that extends from the thorax to the last abdominal segment.

Each abdominal segment is red, outlined with a thin black line; has a fringe of white hairs at the end; and has a red spot in each lateral stripe.

The wings are dark brown, gray, and blackish with numerous white scales giving them a frosted appearance. The basal area of the forewing has at least some red shading and is bordered with a thin white and a thin black antemedial line. Both wings have red shading outside a strong white postmedial line. The forewing has a crescent-shaped spot in the median area near the leading edge. Each hindwing has a crescent-shaped spot near the outer margin of the discal cell. All four spots are red fading to white in the center and outlined with black. There is an eyespot in the subapical area near the tip of the forewing.

The head is red. There are no mouth parts and no hearing organs. The eyes are large and black. The antennae are feather-like and have branches on both sides of the central axis.

The legs are red.

Females have smaller, less bushy antennae and larger, more rounded abdomens.

The caterpillar is frosted green and up to 4 long. There is a pair of prominent knobs in the dorsal area on thoracic segments 2 and 3 (T2 and T3) and on abdominal segments 1 through 7 (A1–A7). Abdominal segment 8 (A8) has a single dorsal knob. The dorsal knobs on T2, T3, and A1 are more or less globe shaped and have several tufts of minute black spines (spinules). The dorsal knobs on A2–A8 are elongated and cylindrical. The dorsal knobs on T2 and T3 are yellowish-orange. Those on T3 and A1–A7 are bright yellow. There is also a solitary knob in the subdorsal and spiracular areas of T1–T3 and A1–A8, and in the subspiracular area of T1 through T3. These knobs are pale blue and rise from a pale blue base. The leg-like structures (prolegs) on the abdomen are yellowish-green at the base and greenish-yellow at the tip. Mature caterpillars can be found from late June through August.

 
     
 

Size

 
 

Wingspan: 45 16 to 5

 
     
 

Similar Species

 
  Columbia silkmoth (Hyalophora columbia) is a similar species found mostly in the western half of North America. The area outside the postmedial band is gray and does not have any red shading. The crescent spots are white, not red fading to white. On the caterpillar, the dorsal knobs are yellowish-white to yellowish-pink, not bright yellow. The lateral knobs are more white and emerge from black bases.  
     
 
Habitat
 
 

Woodlands, forests, fence rows, and suburbs

 
     
 
Biology
 
 

Season

 
 

Late May to early August

 
     
 

Behavior

 
 

When the adult is at rest the wings are open and flat.

Adults are nocturnal, taking flight a few hours after sunset. They are attracted to lights.

 
     
 

Life Cycle

 
 

This moth is short-lived, lasting about two weeks, since it has no mouth parts and does not feed. There is one generation per year. The male uses its specialized antennae to detect pheromones released by the female. After breeding, the female lays a group of 3 to 30 large, somewhat flattened eggs in lines (rafts) of 3 to 10 eggs each on either side of a leaf of a host shrub or tree. The eggs hatch in 10 to 14 days and the newly emerged larvae begin feeding in groups on the leaves. Older caterpillars are solitary feeders. The larvae molt 5 or 6 times. In the fall the caterpillar spins a cocoon in which it will spend the winter. The cocoon is large and spindle-shaped. It is attached along its full length to a twig in a dark, protected area. The adult emerges in the spring.

 
     
 

Larva Hosts

 
 

Deciduous trees and shrubs including apple, ash, boxelder, cherry, poplar, willow, birch, elm, tamarack, and maple.

 
     
 

Adult Food

 
 

Adults do not feed.

 
     
 
Distribution
 
 

Distribution Map

 

Sources

21, 24, 27, 29, 30, 75, 82.

 
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Occurrence

 
 

Common

 
         
 
Taxonomy
 
 

Order

Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths)  
 

Superfamily

Bombycoidea (hawk, sphinx, silk, emperor, and allied moths)  
  Family Saturniidae (emperor, royal, moon, and giant silk moths)  
 

Subfamily

Saturniinae (emperor moths)  
 

Tribe

Attacini  
 

Genus

Hyalophora  
       
 

Synonyms

 
 

 

 
       
 

Common Names

 
 

cecropia moth

cecropia silkmoth

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glossary

Proleg

A fleshy structure on the abdomen of some insect larvae that functions as a leg, but lacks the five segments of a true insect leg.

 

Spinule

Minute spines.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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Donna

 
 

Found 4 large caterpillars on a willow tree next to a slough.

 
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Leslie

 
 

Was not alive when found in empty pool.

 
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Kari Miller

 
  I found a cecropia moth cocoon while cleaning up dead raspberry vines on May 3rd, …   cecropia moth  
         
  …and kept it in a safe location until it hatched on May 29th.   cecropia moth  
         
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  This beautiful male was safely released as soon as it got dark.   cecropia moth  
 

Christine Bakken

 
 

On our dealer lot at Kline Volvo of Maplewood, MN

 
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Dan W. Andree

 
 

Captured Cecropia Moth and relocated it to a safer place....

 
 

This past week I was at a convenience store fueling up and a woman who worked there came over to me all excited and asked me what this was? She said if flew out from underneath something and scared her. I told her it is just a big moth and they are harmless. She asked what kind is it? I told her it’s kind of an unusual name it’s a Cecropia. I told her they usually are out at night and it's really kind of out of its element.

 
  I left and decided the gas pump area where it was just clinging to the side of a metal part in sunlight wasn’t a good place for it. So I got a clean ice cream pail cut some holes in the lid and went back and captured it. Figured it might get harmed or knocked onto the pavement and get ran over or something.   cecropia moth  
         
  Anyway I let it go in a more natural area with spruce, birch, boxelder and a maple tree in shade etc. Once out of the bucket it sat on the ground briefly then started fluttering (more like shivering) its wings. I'm guessing it was getting its circulation going or something. It wasn’t long it flew into the air and then around to a shaded area and landed somewhere. Anyway felt better the big moth was no longer clinging to the side of a gas pump area. Cecropia Moths are big and beautiful gentle creatures. The area released was in Norman Co. Mn.….my back yard.   cecropia moth  
           
 

It didn’t sit to long before taking off. I did grab my camera and take a couple photos though. This is a cropped one. Shot a little very brief 4k video. I didn’t know how long it would sit or what it was going to do once out of the bucket. So was unprepared and also just let it do its thing and take off on its own free will. It was nice to see it take off. Though I didn’t get any photos or video of it doing that just sitting still a couple seconds before it started shivering its wings. I had seen Monarchs and Regals do that before occasionally. I stopped filming it because it was just
kind of shivering. So decided to try take a couple photos. It stopped shivering so to speak then after a few seconds just flew off.

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I remember years ago when I was a boy seeing a couple of these moths flying around a street light at night. I thought maybe they were bats being a kid not knowing. But one came down low enough and landed briefly and I seen it was a big moth. I had no idea what kind it was back then.

I don’t have any kids and never been married but am a godparent 6 times. But they don’t have a day for that. So I just wish some family members a Happy Fathers Day. My dad passed away several years ago at age 56. So I’m just into the nature stuff on this rather hot and breezy day. One more hot day and it sounds like a bit cooler which will be nice. If you're a dad Happy Fathers Day. Stay cool!

 
 

Stephanie Davis

 
 

This moth landed on out front steps and has been hanging out all day

 
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Ron Cram

 
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Nathan Johnson

 
 

On our deck hanging out on my kids little tikes grill

 
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Ali Kay

 
  My husband was on the roof cleaning off the gutters when he saw the chrysalis. We put it in a safe spot until she hatched. She hatched, and not even 5 hours later was there a male attached to her. We watched it all happen. And we have the males body as a keepsake.   cecropia moth  
 

Cheryl Esterbrooks

 
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Heidi

 
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Elizabeth A

 
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Amy E.

 
 

Found this one the evening of 7/2 in Canby.

 
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Norm & Peg Dibble

 
  Hanging out on our garage brick front where she? matched the colors. So exciting!   cecropia moth  
           
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Anne Kane

 
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Rachel

 
 

Beautiful, hung out on this shovel handle all day

 
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Shawna Stuber

 
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Jaimee

 
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Heather D.

 
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Valerie Torgerson

 
 

Found in backyard. Huge!

 
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Sara Emmerich

 
  Found on side of my home in mid June. Approximate 6" wingspan. Really interesting, fuzzy body, large antenna. Was amazed by the snake like camouflage.   cecropia moth  
           
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LaVonne Redding

 
 

On the outside wall at our local Dollar General.

 
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Becky DLC

 
  Has been sitting on the side of our garage for 3 days. Sometimes its wings are folded, other times fully open. Beautiful!   cecropia moth  
 

Marilyn Juhl

 
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JBalonis

 
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Grace and Molly Jacobs

 
  this one was caught in the rain and couldn’t fly. Will release when quits raining   cecropia moth  
 

Corryn T

 
  A cool sighting in Lake of the Woods County! It's a good year for butterflies and moths up here.   cecropia moth  
 

Theresa Zaske

 
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Trisha S.

 
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Nicole Feehery

 
  2 cocoons and a moth hanging in the vines by my blooming apple tree this year!   cecropia moth  
           
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Michelle Shores

 
 

Caterpillar

Could it be that it may have hitch-hiked here on a small Maple tree my friend recieved from a fellow friend in Perham?? Saw it on the sidewalk.

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Kristi Buysse

 
 

Found dead specimen in my fruit orchard.

 
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Janet Jones

 
 

gorgeous

 
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Amy

 
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Barb Maus

 
 

Drying out after overnight rain.

 
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Brad

 
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Jenny

 
  was on pavement of entranceway. Wings were not laid flat. Was windy outside and moth looked like it was struggling for stability due to wind. Put my finger out and moth crawled into my hand and sat there. Then it started to crawl and wiggled its forelegs bicycle style like it was letting me know it was ready to fly. It flew off and landed on a tall broad leaved deciduous landscaped shrub. Abdomen was very round...thinking it might have been a female?   cecropia moth  
           
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Megan MacFarlane

 
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Todd Jacobson

 
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Adele Dahm

 
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Melody

 
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Beth Chihak

 
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Marie Hlava

 
 

Seen about 415am

 
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Angee

 
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Joanne

 
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Bill Reynolds

 
 

This one had a wing span about 6 inches.

 
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Cecropia Moth - Hodges#7767 (Hyalophora cecropia)
Andree Reno Sanborn
  Cecropia Moth - Hodges#7767 (Hyalophora cecropia)  
Hyalophora cecropia (Cecropia Moth)
Allen Chartier
  Hyalophora cecropia (Cecropia Moth)  
Cecropia Moth Cocoon Emergence: of Challenge and Change, Pt3.
David Britton
   
 
About

Uploaded on Jun 25, 2010

Cecropia moth emergence from a cocoon is detailed. Watch a pupa change color as it awakes from diapause and prepares to eclose as a moth. Witness how little flabby pads are transformed into large beautiful wings suitable for flight. See mating and propagation followed by recycling.

This video is part of a full complete metamorphosis lifecycle edition. To see more go to http://lifecycle.onenessbecomesus.com

 

 

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  Cecropia moth 01
Published on Jun 19, 2018
 
   
 
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Published 6/19/2018

Drying out after overnight rain.

   
       
 
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  Giant Cecropia Moth
Kimberly Pineda
 
   
 
About

Published on Jul 17, 2012

The Cecropia Moth is native to North America but rarely seen. The wings are about 6.5" on this moth. It was found near Port Stanley, ON in the garden. Research indicates this moth does not have a mouth once the metamorphosis from caterpillar to moth takes place. Its purpose is solely to reproduce. A very cool discovery!

 
  Hyalophora cecropia Moth Lifecycle
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Hyalophora cecropia Moth Lifecycle

 
  Cecropia Moth Caterpillar
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Uploaded on Sep 7, 2009

9-7-2009 Video of a Cecropia Moth Caterpillar found outside Asheville, NC. These amazing caterpillars are over 4 inches long and become the largest moths in North America. They spin large brown cocoons that weather to gray. The moths take flight in May or June. There is one generation per year.

 
  Cecropia Moth Cocoon Cut Open and the Pupa Removed
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Uploaded on Aug 22, 2011

A Cecropia Moth (Hyalophora cecropia) cocoon can be cut open and the pupa removed without harming the moth inside. A cocoon is a silk 'sleeping bag' made by the caterpillar. Inside the cocoon, over the next few days the caterpillar pupates into a pupa. The pupa is simply the caterpillar without its skin - it literally wiggles out of its skin.

The cocoon can be cut open, the pupa removed, and the moth will emerge without problem. Popular opinion is wrong - it doesn't need to strengthen itself with the struggle to emerge from the cocoon. The cocoon is simply a 'nest' that protects the pupa from many (but not all) predators.

In this video, we cut open a Cecropia Silk Moth cocoon and take out the pupa. The abdomen of the pupa is flexible, the abdominal segments move back and forth easily. If the pupa is dead, the segments freeze into place and they cannot be moved.

 

 

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  Donna
8/20/2023

Location: Parkers Prairie, Mn

Found 4 large caterpillars on a willow tree next to a slough.

cecropia moth

 
  Leslie
7/9/2023

Location: Andover, MN

Was not alive when found in empty pool.

cecropia moth

 
  Christine Bakken
6/5/2023

Location: Kline Volvo of Maplewood

On our dealer lot at Kline Volvo of Maplewood, MN

cecropia moth

 
  Kari Miller
5/29/2023

Location: Mower County

I found a cecropia moth cocoon while cleaning up dead raspberry vines on May 3rd, and kept it in a safe location until it hatched on May 29th. This beautiful male was safely released as soon as it got dark.

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  Dan W. Andree
6/17/2022

Location: Norman Co. Mn.

This past week I was at a convenience store fueling up and a woman who worked there came over to me all excited and asked me what this was? She said if flew out from underneath something and scared her. I told her it is just a big moth and they are harmless. She asked what kind is it? I told her it’s kind of an unusual name it’s a Cecropia. I told her they usually are out at night and it's really kind of out of its element.

I left and decided the gas pump area where it was just clinging to the side of a metal part in sunlight wasn’t a good place for it. So I got a clean ice cream pail cut some holes in the lid and went back and captured it. Figured it might get harmed or knocked onto the pavement and get ran over or something.

Anyway I let it go in a more natural area with spruce, birch, boxelder and a maple tree in shade etc. Once out of the bucket it sat on the ground briefly then started fluttering (more like shivering) its wings. I'm guessing it was getting its circulation going or something. It wasn’t long it flew into the air and then around to a shaded area and landed somewhere. Anyway felt better the big moth was no longer clinging to the side of a gas pump area. Cecropia Moths are big and beautiful gentle creatures. The area released was in Norman Co. Mn.….my back yard.

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  Susan and Ron
Cram

6/28/2021

Location: Pipestone, MN

spotted mating pair on trail

 

 
  Stephanie Davis
6/21/2021

Location: Champlin, Mn.

This moth landed on out front steps and has been hanging out all day

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  MothSpotter2020
6/25/2020

Location: Forest Lake, MN

This moth was found at the base of the street light in our neighborhood a couple hours before sunset.

 
  Ron Cram
6/24/2020

Location: Canby MN, Yellow Medicine County

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  Ali Kay
6/19/2020

Location: Edina, Minnesota

My husband was on the roof cleaning off the gutters when he saw the chrysalis. We put it in a safe spot until she hatched. She hatched, and not even 5 hours later was there a male attached to her. We watched it all happen. And we have the males body as a keepsake.

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  Cheryl Esterbrooks
6/16/2020

Location: Knife River, Minnesota

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  Heidi
7/9/2019

Location: Lyon County Courthouse

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  aghartz
7/12/2019

Location: Aalpha, MN , Jackson County

Beautiful. I have never seen one before and have lived on this farm for 25 years.

 
  Elizabeth A
7/8/2019

Location: Victoria, MN. Rhapsody neighborhood!

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  Amy E.
7/4/2019

Location: Canby, MN

Found this one the evening of 7/2 in Canby.

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  Chris M.
7/3/2019

Location: Apple valley, MN

  Norm & Peg Dibble
7/2/2019

Location: Maple Grove, MN

Gorgeous, never saw one that we remember.

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  Steve Sandberg
6/30/2019

Location: Champlin, MN

  Anne Kane
7/1/2019

Location: White Bear Lake, Ramsey County

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  Rachel
6/30/2019

Location: Morton, MN

Beautiful, hung out on this shovel handle all day

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  Shawna Stuber
6/30/2019

Location: Litchfield Minnesota, Meeker County

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  Jaimee
6/29/2019

Location: Bemidji, MN

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  Heather D.
6/28/2019

Location: Wright County, MN

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  Valerie Torgerson
6/26/2019

Location: Spring Grove, MN

Found in backyard. Huge!

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  Sara Emmerich
6/25/2019

Location: Cedar, MN

Found on side of my home in mid June. Approximate 6" wingspan. Really interesting, fuzzy body, large antenna. Was amazed by the snake like camouflage.

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  Grace and Molly Jacobs
6/24/2019

Location: Springfield, MN

this one was caught in the rain and couldn’t fly. Will release when quits raining

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  JBalonis
6/24/2019

Location: Goodview, Mn

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  Marilyn Juhl
6/24/2019

Location: Centerville, MN

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  Becky DLC
6/24/2019

Location: Minnetonka, MN

Has been sitting on the side of our garage for 3 days. Sometimes its wings are folded, other times fully open. Beautiful!

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  Corryn T
6/21/2019

Location: Baudette, MN

A cool sighting in Lake of the Woods County! It's a good year for butterflies and moths up here.

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  tfarland
6/21/2019

Location: New Hope

found a pair mating on the bush in front of our house.

  Theresa Zaske
6/17/2019

Location: Marshall, Minnesota (Lyon County)

cloudy day, about 62 outside. It was sitting on the sidewalk. Beautiful.

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  Trisha S.
6/16/2019

Location: Douglas County

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  LaVonne
Redding

6/14/2019

Location: Barnesville, MN

On the outside wall at our local Dollar General.

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  Nicole Feehery
6/8/2019

Location: Duluth, MN 55807 (St Louis County)

2 cocoons and a moth hanging in the vines by my blooming apple tree this year!

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  Sheryl Erickson
6/8/2019

Location: S. Minneapolis 4 blocks south of Minnehaha Creek

beautiful and amazing

  Michelle Shores
8/24/2018

Location: Osakis, MN

Could it be that it may have hitch-hiked here on a small Maple tree my friend recieved from a fellow friend in Perham?? Saw it on the sidewalk.

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  Janet Jones
6/27/2018

Location: Renvile County, MN

Found dead specimen in my fruit orchard.

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  Kristi Buysse
6/27/2018

Location: Apple orchard on farm near Franklin, MN

Wingspan over 6 inches. Mulberries plentiful this year. Beautiful!

  Janet Jones
6/21/2018

Location: South Minneapolis near Minnehaha Creek

gorgeous

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  Dave H.
6/19/2018

Location: Elk River

  Doug Roller
6/20/2018

Location: spring valley mn

  Amy
6/19/2018

Location: Garden City, MN, Blue Earth County

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  Barb Maus
6/19/2018

Location: Rollingstone, MN

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  Brad
6/18/2018

Location: SW Rochester, MN

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  Jenny
6/18/2018

Location: outside Century College, White Bear Lake MN

was on pavement of entranceway. Wings were not laid flat. Was windy outside and moth looked like it was struggling for stability due to wind. Put my finger out and moth crawled into my hand and sat there. Then it started to crawl and wiggled its forelegs bicycle style like it was letting me know it was ready to fly. It flew off and landed on a tall broad leaved deciduous landscaped shrub. Abdomen was very round...thinking it might have been a female?

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  Megan MacFarlane
6/18/2018

Location: outside Joann Fabrics in the Ridgedale Center parking lot 

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  Jonathan
Mathes

6/18/2018

Location: Golden Valley

Beautiful moth attracted to my Honeysuckle vine currently in full bloom. Also attracted to my porch light so I turned it off and this gorgeous specimen flew away, hopefullly to mate.

 
  Petra Fager
6/14/2018

Location: Johnsville area of Blaine

on a maple tree

  Jason
5/29/2018

Location: Onamia

Wingspan of 5-5 1/2”

  Terry Jandt
6/30/2017

Location: Downtown New Prague , mn

  Adele Dahm
6/12/2017

Location: Elk River

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  Todd Jacobson
6/4/2017

Location: Buffalo River State Park, Glyndon, MN

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  Melody
6/3/2017

Location: Aitkin, MN

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  Beth Chihak
6/23/2016

Location: Olmsted County

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  Marie Hlava
6/16/2016

Location: Kwik Trip Pine Island MN

Seen about 415am

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  Angee
6/8/2016

Location: Brooklyn Center, MN

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  Joanne
5/26/2016

Location: Pine City

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  Carol
9/24/2015

Location: Rochester, MN

  Libby
6/20/2015

Location: Edina, Mn

  Todd
6/14/2014

Location: Oakdale, Mn

           
 
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