Saturniidae of Louisiana
Automeris louisiana male courtesy of Vernon Brou.
Automeris louisiana male courtesy of Vernon Brou.
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Ceratocampinae
Anisota senatoria |
Hemileucinae
Automeris io |
Saturniinae: Attacini
Callosamia angulifera |
Saturniinae: Saturniini |
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Anisota senatoria: July.
Anisota stigma: May-September: peak: July-August.
Anisota virginiensis: May-September as two broods.
Citheronia regalis: late May-September, probably as two broods.
Citheronia sepulcralis: March-October, possibly as five broods; peak: early August
Dryocampa rubicunda: probably five broods (VB; March-October), largest flight late June.
Eacles imperialis: June-July, probably double brooded.
Sphingicampa bicolor: July.
Sphingicampa bisecta: early July- late August, probably as two broods.
Automeris io: early June-mid August, probably two or more broods.
Automeris io lilith: March-November, first peak early April, possibly four broods, every 46 days
Automeris louisiana: all year, multiple broods
Hemileuca maia: November-December-early January.
Callosamia angulifera fly mid July to mid August.
Callosamia promethea: mid May-mid August.
Callosamia securifera: August.
Hyalophora cecropia: April-May.
Actias luna fly from early April probably until late October, probably as four broods, probably even five broods (VB) in extreme south.
Antheraea polyphemus: February-October, probably as five broods in extreme south.
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