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Tribe Hemileucini

Automeris · Coloradia · Hemileuca
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Genus Automeris
Io Moth - Automeris io Io moth caterpillar - Automeris io Mass of caterpillars in tree - Automeris Male io - Automeris io - male Automeris io - female Automeris io - male Io moth? - Automeris io moth sp. - Automeris io

Genus Coloradia
Pandora Moth - Coloradia pandora - female Pandora Moth - Coloradia pandora - female Pandora Moth - Coloradia pandora - male Pandora Moth - Coloradia pandora - male Lusk's Pine Moth - side - Coloradia luski Pandora Moth - Coloradia pandora - male Moth-Bee-Caterpillar - Coloradia pandora Moth with Yellow Antenae - Coloradia

Genus Hemileuca
Hemileuca cf. eglantrina - Hemileuca Hera Buckmoth Caterpillar (Hemileuca hera) - Hemileuca hera caterpillar train - Hemileuca unknown caterpillar - Hemileuca maia caterpillar from southern CA desert - Hemileuca burnsi ù - Hemileuca Juno Buck Moth larva - Hemileuca juno Buckmoth Caterpillar - Hemileuca maia


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