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Hyalophora columbia gloveri (1st instar) - Hyalophora columbia
Copyright © 2016 Mathew L. Brust

Hyalophora columbia gloveri (1st instar) - Hyalophora columbia
Chadron, captivity, Dawes County, Nebraska, USA
May 17, 2016

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Contributed by Mathew L. Brust on 15 August, 2016 - 9:07pm

From Nebraska ... or from elsewhere & reared in Nebraska?
Your location of Dawes County in nw Nebraska looks like it falls in the edge of the gloveri range near the SD border (or at least into the cecropia-gloveri hybrid zone)

However, so as not to skew the natural range maps here on the guide, Please make sure the "Locality data" reflects the origin of the stock material (and not the place where you are rearing/keeping captive material). If you do not know the TRUE stock origin, then please leave the fields blank.

Thank you.
Bill

P.S. If you have adult gloveri from Nebraska, please post a pic!
… Bill Reynolds, 17 August, 2016 - 12:53pm login or register to post comments

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