Photos from Little Mt.Tom Trip, May 17.2013

[ron hamburger]

Here are a few photos : 2 juniper hairstreaks, a common ringlet and
an unknown moth.The last image shows a dinosaur footprint, about ten
inches long...Ron Hamburger, Reading, Ma.

[Joshua Rose]

Hi Ron - your moth is Heliomata cycladata, commonly known as the Common Spring Moth:
http://bugguide.net/node/view/9649

Cheers,

Josh


Joshua S. Rose, Ph.D.
Amherst, MA
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[Cloutier]

Hi All,

Ron, those are super photos! Thank you.

The moth is the Common Spring Moth, Heliomata cycladata.
Check out this site: http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=6261

Sue Cloutier
New Salem

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> Here are a few photos : 2 juniper hairstreaks, a common ringlet and
>an unknown moth.The last image shows a dinosaur footprint, about ten
>inches long...Ron Hamburger, Reading, Ma.
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