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Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth - Cosmosoma myrodora - Cosmosoma myrodora - female
Copyright © 2005 Scott Nelson

Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth - Cosmosoma myrodora - Cosmosoma myrodora - Female
Lakeland, Polk County, Florida, USA
July 17, 2005
This moth was brought inside my lab for this photograph. This was my first sighting and was even more beautiful than the guide showed. I am thankful for being able to view such a creature of color and form.

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Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth - Cosmosoma myrodora - Cosmosoma myrodora - female Scarlet-bodied Wasp Moth - Cosmosoma myrodora - Cosmosoma myrodora - female
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Contributed by Scott Nelson on 19 July, 2005 - 9:40pm
Last updated 26 August, 2006 - 6:50pm

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