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The largest moth in North America. Once hatched from its cocoon it only lives for 2 weeks because it cannot eat. Its purpose is reproduction. More info can be found at the following links:
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:iconsteefa:
Wow, thats some gorgeous moth! Too bad they can't eat :S thats wierd though....

But it's pretty anyways, and good shot !!

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:iconinversed:
This moth is quiet impressive especially colorwise.

For the capture you did it well, i like the point of view and focus.

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:iconanti---:
interesting! i have never seen that butterfly yet...nice!

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:iconteob:
Fantastic animal!

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:iconenthr0n3:
love it...great shot...beautiful

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:iconkyndelfire:
That is a beautiful moth. I love it's markings.

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:iconliving-by-faith:
Whoa, that thing is HUGE! It's really pretty too! Very nice job!! :D
:icondevilicious:
just a stunning creature - such variety of design and color on that sucker!!

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:iconsulkingforyou:
so freaking pretty.

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:iconaquaticdivinity:
cool shot!
wierd that they don't eat

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