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Genus Catocala - Underwings

 
 
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Agrippina Underwing · Catocala aholibah · Alabama Underwing · The Sweetheart · Three-staffed Underwing
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Species Catocala agrippina - Agrippina Underwing
Catocala agrippina 8787 Agrippina Underwing - Catocala agrippina

Species Catocala aholibah - Hodges#8800
Catocala aholibah Catocala - Catocala aholibah Catocala aholibah Catocala aholibah ? - Catocala aholibah

Species Catocala alabamae - Alabama Underwing - Hodges#8869
8869 Alabama Underwing - Catocala alabamae

Species Catocala amatrix - The Sweetheart - Hodges#8834
Dagger Moth of some sort? - Catocala amatrix Underwing Moth - Catocala amatrix Underwing Moth - Catocala amatrix Huge Moth - Catocala amatrix Big moth - Catocala amatrix Sweetheart - Catocala amatrix Large moth - Catocala amatrix Large moth - Catocala amatrix

Species Catocala amestris - Three-staffed Underwing - Hodges#8844
Caterpillar - Catocala amestris

 
 
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