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Tribe Saturniini

Actias · Antheraea · Agapema · Saturnia
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Genus Actias
Luna Moth - Actias luna Luna moth - Actias luna Luna Moth Caterpillar - Actias luna Luna Moth, Actias luna - Actias luna Luna Moth - Actias luna - male Luna Moth - Actias luna - male Luna Moth Image 1 - Actias luna - male Unknown moth - Actias luna

Genus Antheraea
some type of eye spot moth? - Antheraea polyphemus Polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus - female Polyphemus arrival - Antheraea polyphemus - female Found climbing down a maple tree trunk in Tulsa, OK on 10-27-07 at about 4 PM. - Antheraea polyphemus Very large moth - Antheraea polyphemus Antheraea sp. - Antheraea - female Moth - Antheraea polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus

Genus Agapema
Chihuahuan Agapema, Agapema dyari - Agapema dyari caterpillar - Agapema homogena Yellow & Black Caterpillar - Agapema homogena Moth - Agapema

Genus Saturnia
Calosaturnia albofasciata - Saturnia albofasciata - male - female


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