Saturniidae of Florida
Female Actias luna moth on sweetgum courtesy of John H. Campbell.
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Ceratocampinae
Anisota consularis |
Hemileucinae |
Saturniinae: Attacini
Callosamia angulifera |
Saturniinae: Saturniini |
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Anisota peigleri fly from June to September, probably as two broods.
Anisota senatoria fly in mid July.
Anisota stigma fly from mid June to early August.
Anisota virginiensis fly in November and January and probably throughout year.
Citheronia regalis fly in late May and September, probably as two broods.
Citheronia sepulcralis: March, May, September; two or three broods.
Dryocampa rubicunda: multiple broods throughout year.
Eacles imperialis: June-November; two or three broods
Sphingicampa bicolor: September
Automeris io: February 23, 2011 (Ryan St. Laurent -- Orange County), March; June-December; multiple broods.
Hemileuca maia: January.
Callosamia angulifera: April-May, July-August; at least two broods.
Callosamia promethea: mid May-mid August; at least two broods.
Callosamia securifera: March-April; August-October; at least two broods.
Hyalophora cecropia: late February-April.
Actias luna; mid March; early April-late October; probably as four-five broods; maybe six.
Antheraea polyphemus: February-March; early April-October, probably as four-five broods.
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