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Walking through the grave yard and saw this moth.

 
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Don't know what it is, but it's awesome.
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That's a Luna moth! Their caterpillars are big and fat, lime green like the color of the adult wings.
 
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James Freyr wrote:That's a Luna moth! Their caterpillars are big and fat, lime green like the color of the adult wings.


Thank you!
 
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I found one of those once a year or so ago.  It was just stunning.

My luna moth
 
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I had one on the bathroom window for a half-day.  They are huge, and stunning!
 
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Oh, it looks absolutely beautiful! I love moths, there are a big variety of them, some are really interesting and pretty rare. Love this one so much
 
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