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The giant leopard moth is a North American tiger moth distinguished by its striking white wings marked with black, hollow rings, and its caterpillar's habit of overwintering as larvae.
The Cinnabar moth is a brightly colored European species, widely introduced to countries like New Zealand specifically to control invasive ragwort weeds.
The Bella moth is a colorful species native to the southeastern United States, notable for sequestering toxic alkaloids from host plants to deter predators and attract mates.
The Garden tiger moth is a large, striking insect found across Europe and North America, recognized by its cream forewings and orange hindwings with dark spots.
The Jersey tiger is a strikingly colored moth found across Europe and Asia Minor, noted for its contrasting black and white striped forewings and red hindwings.
The Scarlet tiger is a brightly patterned European moth that flies during the daytime, recognized by its dark, iridescent forewings and vivid red hindwings.
The Clymene moth is a North American species noted for its striking, cross-like black pattern on its cream-colored wings, and it flies actively during both day and night.
The painted lichen moth is a small, brightly colored North American species whose striking orange and gray striped larvae exclusively feed on parmelia lichens found on tree trunks.
The scarlet-winged lichen moth is a North American arctiid recognized by its bright red hindwings, and its larvae feed extensively on lichens growing on the bark of various trees.
The Virginian tiger moth is a widespread North American species recognized by its pure white, fuzzy appearance, and its fuzzy, yellowish larvae are commonly known as yellow bears.
The agreeable tiger moth is a North American moth characterized by its entirely white, translucent wings and lack of prominent wing markings, commonly found in eastern deciduous forests.
The pink-legged tiger moth is a North American arctiid species distinguished by its stark white wings and characteristic bright pink legs, which serve to warn predators of its toxicity.
The Neighbor moth is a North American species recognized by its bright white forewings bordered by a distinct yellow margin, and its larvae primarily feed on broadleaf plants.
The Saltmarsh caterpillar moth is a widespread North American arctiid recognized by its very hairy, highly variable larvae, which are significant agricultural pests.
The Fall webworm moth is a North American species whose striking, creamy white larvae construct large, conspicuous silken webs over the branches of host trees.
