I never knew I had so many species of butterflies and moths photographed! This series will have two, maybe three, up-coming sections. Tonight, two of the species I have matched up were not matched by me, but by Pete. He commented on the Lost Larvae post with his match ups for the first two larvae of the night — the Modest Sphinx and the Bristly Cutworm moths. I can't contact him to thank him personally, so I thank him here!
Modest Sphinx Moth
Pachysphinx modesta
Larva (photo: bugguide.net)
Adult (photo: this past summer)
Bristly Cutworm Moth
Lacinipolia renigera
Larva: bristly cutworm (photo: Insects of Alberta)
Adult (photo from this past summer)
Viceroy Butterfly
Limenitis archippus
Larva (photo: bugguide.net)
Adult (photo: summer of 2009 in the drivway)
Luna Moth
Actias luna
Larva (photo: bugguide.net)
Adult (photo: New Hampshire, 2009)
Harnessed Tiger Moth
Apantesis phalerata
Larva (photo: bugguide.net)
Adult (photo: this past summer)
Robin Moth
Hyalophora cecropia
Larva (photo: bugguide.net)
Adult male (photo by Grandson Wingnut, July 2007)
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