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Genus Automeris

Cecrops eyed Silkmoth · Io Moth · Iris eyed Silkmoth · Zephyr Eyed Silkmoth
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Species Automeris cecrops - Cecrops eyed Silkmoth - Hodges#7748
Caterpillar - Automeris cecrops Caterpillar Salad - Automeris cecrops sedona moth caterpillar - Automeris cecrops sedona moth caterpillar - Automeris cecrops Caterpillar on oak - Automeris cecrops Noctuid? - Automeris cecrops Noctuid? - Automeris cecrops

Species Automeris io - Io Moth - Hodges#7746
Newly hatched Io io larvae - Automeris io 1sth instar - Automeris io Dark male io - Automeris io - male Dark male io - Automeris io - male Dark male io - Automeris io - male Automeris io - female Unknown eggs in May- update 5 - Automeris io Unknown moth - Automeris io

Species Automeris iris - Iris eyed Silkmoth - Hodges#7747
Automeris iris hessalorum - Automeris iris - male

Species Automeris zephyria - Zephyr Eyed Silkmoth - Hodges#7749
Unknown Spiny Caterpillar - Automeris zephyria Large Yellow and Black Caterpillar - Automeris zephyria Automeris zephyria Automeris zephyria An Eyespot Moth? - Automeris zephyria - male


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