By Alice Mary Herden on July 14, 2019 ( Leave a comment )

Clouded Crimson Moth

I recently posted about this moth. I was able to take more photos and a video a couple of weeks later!

Clouded Crimson Moth | June 30 | Alice Mary Herden

Previous post: https://floridanature.net/2019/06/13/clouded-crimson-moth/

Correction: The flowering plant is a Southern Beeblossom.

Categories: Chassahowitzka WMA, Moths, Nature Photography

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