Imperial Moth; Eacles imperialis
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Imperial Moth
Eacles imperialis
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Imperial Moth
Eacles imperialisYellow and burgundy large moth
Female in the wild
NOT a posed photo
Imperial Moth
The same female
her abdomen is full of eggs
She laid eggs inside a paper bag
An egg turns transparent as
the caterpillar prepares
to emerge
one caterpillar (larva) has hatched
Imperial Moth
Eacles imperialis
hatchling caterpillar / larva
The hatchling is several days old
A young early instar
caterpillar takes on the
classic 'pose'
The head of these young brown and black caterpillars are orange
The caterpillar is preparing to pupate
Head of a pupating caterpillar
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