Two beautiful moths attached themselves to the side of our awning while camping at Pinchot. We hated to disturb them, but by Sunday afternoon the awning had to come down, and so did they.
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I LOVE those moths!!! I came home, one day about 4 months ago, and there was that same big, green, beautiful moth on my front doorstep!
Do you know what kind it is? I have been meaning to look it up online.
OK, you guys are crazy. Beautiful MOTHS? I don;t think so. They give me the creeps.
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