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Last night, the imperial moth! It mimics poplar leaves.
So cool! I love when animals evolve to camouflage as One Specific Thing
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Last night, the imperial moth! It mimics poplar leaves.
So cool! I love when animals evolve to camouflage as One Specific Thing
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I know this is an Imperial Moth but I’d love to learn more about them!
Pics by me and mother in law, Michigan.
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Did you know that the Imperial Moth (Eacles Imperialis) is a species on the decline? These beautiful moths are typically found throughout much of the American continents though they are getting harder and harder to find. Part of that is their natural camouflage to look like discarded leaves but other parts are due to habitat loss, pesticide use, or introduced predators to control other insects.
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Imperial Moth - Eacles imperialis
Today, I found a ripe banana peel on the ground.
Eacles imperialis ♀
Imperial Moth🍌
Hey sorry I haven’t been around for a while have BIG MOTH
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please observe the length of this worm
Moth heaven 😍
Imperial Moth, Eacles imperialis (top); Rosy Maple Moth, Dryocampa rubicunda (bottom); and Elm Sphinx, Ceratomia amyntor (right)
sorry I can't finish my diss Mothra called and I have to go
Saturniidae: Eacles imperalis, Eastern North America