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Imperial Moth - Egg to Caterpillar Sequence - Eacles imperialis

Imperial Moth - Egg to Caterpillar Sequence - Eacles imperialis
Duluth, Fulton County, Georgia, USA
September 14, 2004
One last pose. When I see imperials visiting my backyard lamp I'll be wondering if it might be him (or her).

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Great sequence Troy
That was really neat and worth the effort Troy, I was surprised at how much the coloration and physical features change.

 
I second the motion
I second Tony's remarks! This is a great series and maybe will encourage all of us to get out there and document life histories in a series like this. Way to go, Troy!

The egg shot where you can see the caterpillar inside is particularly neat.

--Stephen

Stephen Cresswell
Buckhannon, WV
www.stephencresswell.com

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