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Luna Moth (Actias luna) ready to fly

Luna Moth (Actias luna) ready to fly. After hatching/emerging from the cocoon, the Luna Moth cannot eat, having no mouth parts, and lives for about one week. They emerge, fly, mate, lay eggs and then die. Timucuan Preserve, Florida. 12 in a series of 12

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13633200
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3093px x 4972px (8.1MB)
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Millard H. Sharp /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Actias Cocoon Drying Emergent Emerging Hatched Hatching Luna Metamorphosis Ready Saturniid Saturniidae Sequence Series Timucuan


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