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I've never seen a moth with long legs stuck out in front like this, though google shows slug moths and tussock moths doing so. What might this be? N.Central Sask, Canada :
BBC Countryfile on Twitter: "Lamp life💡 This extremely handsome fellow is a pale tussock moth (calliteara pudibunda). Found across England, Wales and Ireland, these incredible-looking moths are easily recognised by their forward-facing
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Yellow Furry-Legs Moth (Acraga sp., family Dalceridae): Native to the rainforests and cloudforests of Central and South America, these moths also take the form of glassy, turbucule-covered caterpillars during their larval stage :
Spotted: Giant insect like a cross between moth and tarantula - Victoria Times Colonist
Night Moth. these are Butterflies, Sobi Have a Thin Body and Relatively Long Legs. Butterflies are Crepuscular and Nocturnal Stock Photo - Image of garden, black: 153768496
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Two jumps by same individual small grey moth Eudonia mercurella. (A)... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Angulose Prominent Moth
