Photo 1a Here is a pic of a Cecropia moth laying eggs; more than 10 white eggs can be seen on the bark below the moth. (Up-Close) We've never seen a Cecropia moth in the wild, and of course, this is the first time for us to see a Ceropia laying eggs. Amazing! This photo was taken during Matt's Walk for the Curious: Bobolinks and Meadowlarks, w/ naturalists Julie and Karen at Arboretum, Chaska, MN, on June 13, 2012. 　More Moth photos Cecropia (蛾の一種) が、小さな木の幹に、卵を産み落としています。大きな蛾で、その大きさは、クロアゲハと同じ位です。Wing Span: 11-15 cm, North America's largest native moth.
Cecropia photo: 1a / 1b (Up-Close) Laying eggs | 2 Cocoon |
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References
* Arthur V. Evans: National Wildlife Federation Field Guide to Insects and Spiders of North America (Sterling, New York, 2008)
Ceropia Moth (Wikipeida)
Ceropia Silkmoth (Butterflies and Moths of North America)
posted: June 22, 2012
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