[PIC] Dismorphia Nemenis Latr. - Pieridae (Peru)

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              Dismorphia Nemenis Latr. - Pieridae (Peru)

######################################Sat Aug 9 2003#################

An odd little one here that looks more like a moth than a butterfly.

In my room I have a jar that is being used to help 5824 with her fear
of bugs.  Each time she or I find a bug in the house we put it in the
jar.  Most of these are spiders.  And spiders need food.  So I also go
outside at night and grab a few moths from around the light for them
to feed on.  The other day I got a green moth that is about an inch
wide at the wings and is designed like a tobacco moth.  Never seen a
green one before.  

Well last night I found a very large grass spider in the room.  It
took some effort but I finally caught the thing.  His body without its
legs is about half an inch long.  His legs are each a touch longer
than that and his fangs are huge.  Well he has in the last 16 hours
eaten both a spider that looks like a male black widow (but isn't) and
that green moth.  Unlike the other spider that catches something,
liquefies the insides, sucks it dry, and drops it to the bottom of the
jar, this guy guy just chomps on what ever it finds. The legs of its
first meal and the wings of its last meal are still laying in the jar. 

It is warm here in San Diego right now.  But in less than 31 days the
temp will have dropped by 7 degrees American and we will be out of summer
and into normal San Diego temps again.  The spiders and moths will
start to go away just as the June bug's have already done.

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On Sat, 09 Aug 2003 22:59:15 GMT, Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote:

<snip of a bueatiful butterfly>
>
>An odd little one here that looks more like a moth than a butterfly.
>
Don`t know if this applies as rule in general narrow and thin a
butterfly. Fat bodied a moth.

>In my room I have a jar that is being used to help 5824 with her fear
>of bugs.  Each time she or I find a bug in the house we put it in the
>jar.  Most of these are spiders.  And spiders need food.  So I also go
>outside at night and grab a few moths from around the light for them
>to feed on.  The other day I got a green moth that is about an inch
>wide at the wings and is designed like a tobacco moth.  Never seen a
>green one before.  
>
A lunar moth is about 3" wide at the wings tips. Green with four
large spots one lower an upper on each wing. A nieghbor had visiting
relatives from organ st. when one was spotted, caught it, admired it,
let it go, they stated they never seen one before. Bugs, critters,
flowers seem to have a big differance between the coast. North and
South also.

<snip>
>
>It is warm here in San Diego right now.  But in less than 31 days the
>temp will have dropped by 7 degrees American and we will be out of summer
>and into normal San Diego temps again.  The spiders and moths will
>start to go away just as the June bug's have already done.
>
Time to catch the monarch migration ?

>'---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~
lgbeard