Columbia Silk Moth

Hyalophoracolumbia

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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:

Barksdale Afb, Louisiana

Butte, Montana

Taft, Texas

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Gardener's Notes:
2 positive 2 neutral 0 negative
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romalu

Colorado Springs, CO | September 2015 | Neutral
The first two images are of Columbia Silkmoths; the third, the browner one, is its close cousin the Cecropia Moth (Hyalophora cecropia).
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homer3396

Wilmington, DE | May 2009 | Neutral
i live in northern DE i saw one of these today
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callmethedon

Barksdale AFB, LA | May 2009 | Positive
Very interesting creature! This moth was first spotted last night on my porch on Barksdale Air Force Base (Bossier City, LA). It was the first night I had my bug zapper turned on, so I believe that's what ultimately attracted it. When I got up this morning to take the dog out, I noticed it was still there, just chillin'! Are these native to this area???
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loves2plant

Butte, MT | June 2007 | Positive
The Columbia Silkmoth, is gorgeous, friendly and huge. Amazing colors appear as though they are painted on. What a lovely life to see in your yard or garden !!
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