Dr. Utsugi Jinbo, NMW Japan coordinator and Science Advisory Board member, shared a webpage of Catocalas found in Japan.

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More Catocala posted by Japanese moth’ers here and here. 

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This photo of Catocala relicta was Collected by Ed Bruggink at White Lake, Ontario on August 15, 2003 and photographed by Jim des Rivières.

This is one of the images that will be on display at the the G2 Gallery photography exhibit – Moths at LArge by Jim des Rivières.  The show opens on July 9, 2016 in Venice, California, USA.

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NMW participant Teá Kesting-Handly sent us photos and information on Catocala gracilis:

Catocala love to feed on bait, uncommonly, they can also be found on flowers! Here is a photo of Catocala gracilis feeding on the flower of Asclepias syriaca. A second photo shows this same moth on the ground, showing off it’s gorgeous hindwings. This is from Plymouth County, Massachusetts in July of 2015.

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This photo of  Catocala palaeogama was taken by Ken Childs in Henderson, TN, USA.

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This photo of Catocala epione was taken by Ken Childs in Henderson, TN, USA.

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Catocala preclara is a common blueberry feeding Catocala found in many different habitats. This one is from Plymouth County, Massachusetts in July of 2015. Photo by Teá Kesting-Handly.

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These photos of Catocala vidua was taken by David Moskowitz in East Brunswick, NJ (USA) on September 21, 2011.

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These photos of Catocala ultronia was taken by Ken Childs in Henderson, TN (USA) on June 11, 2016.

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These photos of Catocala ilia  (Ilia Underwing) was taken by Betsy Higgins in Florence, MA (USA), August 2015.

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This photo of was taken by Laney Rickman on May 12, 2014 in rural DeWitt County, Texas, USA.  

Originally posted as Catocala ultronia but may be Catocala micronympha, or a similar species.

ID suggestions? Please let us know in a comment below. 

See more photos of Underwings and other moths on the National Moth Week Flickr group. 

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