Luna Moth

Luna Moth

Photo Credits Harmony Van Eaton.

Luna Moth

Luna Moths can be a rare sight — once they emerge from their cocoon and they’re ready to fly, they have around one week to find a mate and reproduce. As they’re hatched without mouths, they rely on energy stored while they were in the caterpillar stage.

Black-necked stilt

Photo credit: Sue Wetmore.

Black-necked stilt with its bubble gum pink legs. Common in the south. This bird was seen in Florida.

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