A polyphemus moth was spotted on the wall of Industrial Building 1 before flying down to the ground where this photo was taken.
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In June, a polyphemus moth poses on a window on the ground floor of Wilson Hall.
On the morning of June 30, a moth with a wingspan of over 5 inches waited on the southwest entrance to the high-rise.
Can you identify these insects?
ThisimperialmothgreetedthephotographeratSite39onJulymorning.
A moth is seen on a dark night seeking shelter from the rain.
This damselfly was spotted eating a moth by Swan Lake.
This little guy wanted to be part of the action on the third floor of Feynman Computing Center early one morning.
A storm-driven imperial moth, Eacles imperialis, finds itself at the Feynman Computing Center having suffered a little damage on the left wing tip.
Why did the woolly bear caterpillar cross the parking lot? To find a safe spot to spend winter, that’s why. In the spring it will spin a silky cocoon, and two weeks later it will metamorphose into a beautiful tiger moth.