Lepidoptera – Moths, Butterflies, and Skippers
Butterflies
Coppers
Crescents
Fritillaries
Monarchs
Danaus plexippus eggs, predators, and diseases
Swallowtails
Skippers
Vanessas
Moths
Bagworms
Codling moths
Owlet moths (includes cutworms)
Dagger moths
Geometrid moths (inchworms)
Parasitized Trichoplusa ni caterpillar
Giant silk moths
Pyralid moths
Micromoths
Owlet Moths
Plume Moths
Prominent moths
Sphinx moths
Sphecodina abbottii caterpillar
Tent Caterpillars
(Unidentified, but may be related to tent caterpillars)
Malacosoma americanum and Malacosoma disstria caterpillars
Tiger moths
Ctenucha virginica caterpillar
Ctenucha virginica caterpillar to adult
Halysidota tesselaris (missing the long black hair-tufts)
Hyphantria cunea (also with caterpillars and predators)
Tortricid Moths
Unidentified tortricid caterpillar (parasitized)
Tussock Moths
Underwing Moths
Catocala cerogama/p/a
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May I have permission to use the picture of the Isabella Tiger Moth caterpillar? I am a retired counselor and writing a book. A need a picture that is high resolution, at least 300 DPI (I hope I am right)
I also need a picture of the Isabella tiger Moth and would like one standing and not flat. Thank you so much for any help you can give me.
Sincerely,
Bobbie J. Lively