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I never get tired of finding Luna Moth's
- Thread starter Firebird
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Walrus Whisperer
Hope in chains...
I've only ever come across them twice here in CO....
They are absolutely majestic!
They are absolutely majestic!
patriotgal
Veteran Member
Saw one yesterday. First in a long time. So beautiful.
pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
Haven't seen one yet this year.
We need rain badly.
We need rain badly.
Walrus Whisperer
Hope in chains...
I've only ever seen two. Different years. Both were in my dry laundry hanging on the clothesline.
LightEcho
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Cool looking!
I hunt the white moths here. Last year I discovered (watching them) lay eggs on cabbage, brussel sprouts, kale, etc. These eggs hatch into tiny worms that eat the plants and if you didn't know where to look or what for, the plants evaporate before your eyes.
I hunt the white moths here. Last year I discovered (watching them) lay eggs on cabbage, brussel sprouts, kale, etc. These eggs hatch into tiny worms that eat the plants and if you didn't know where to look or what for, the plants evaporate before your eyes.
That is the truth. Add Collards too!
Kathy in WV
Down on the Farm...
They are one of my favorites since childhood. One morning I walked outside to check the garden and there were dozens of just their wings laying under the night light. I nearly cried. Apparently bats must also love them?