Happy cocoon hatching day to you, @biblicallyaccuratemoth!
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Happy cocoon hatching day to you, @biblicallyaccuratemoth!
hii! can u id this? found this in the Region 3 of Luzon in the Philippines!
Moth ID - Philippines:
Hello, yess, this is a Luna Gypsy Moth (Lymantria lunata), family Erebidae.
Luna Lymantria (Lymantria lunata) · iNaturalist
Here’s an old drawing of my human version of A bug’s life.
moths are cool :D
may I have one?
of course!
Here is the very fine Gypsy Moth:)
Fun fact: as caterpillars, they get dispersed by the wind up to several miles to different ecosystems
Send in an ask to get your own moth!
As caterpillars, gypsy moths are tiny leaf-devouring machines. Just one hungry larva can munch through nearly a square meter of leaves before pupating. Forests beware!
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