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jeffreyi

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16. Wow.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Thu May 6, 2021, 08:37 PM

May 2021

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Giant wood moth: 'very heavy' insect rarely seen by humans spotted at Australian school [View all] Judi Lynn May 2021 OP

That's soooo cool. MontanaMama May 2021 #1

As a kid, I remember seeing a moth as large as a hummingbird TheRealNorth May 2021 #2

I had a hummingbird moth in my garden in eastern Mass, Warpy May 2021 #11

i would call those "hawk moths" rampartc May 2021 #14

The Mothman Prophecy montanacowboy May 2021 #3

Eweew Demovictory9 May 2021 #4

Australia of course... bahboo May 2021 #5

Mothra! Ocelot II May 2021 #6

But it has such cute fluffy yellow face! hedda_foil May 2021 #7

Yikes, he's big! Rhiannon12866 May 2021 #8

The stuff of nightmares SCantiGOP May 2021 #9

DA-yamn! Bayard May 2021 #10

Can't use a flyswatter on that. JohnnyRingo May 2021 #12

Oh My Freakin' God! calimary May 2021 #13

Trouble with image but reminded me Delarage May 2021 #15

Wow. jeffreyi May 2021 #16

Must be the fastest growing insect on the planet too dickthegrouch May 2021 #17

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