Voting, limited to WLSS members, will begin on January 11. Please identify photographer and moth by species name when cating yuor ballot by email.
There will be a random draw amongst all ballots cast (one ballot/member) for a livestock/supplies prize.
Winning photographer will also be awarded a prize and his winning Saturniidae image will grace the opening page of the WLSS for 2008.
Actias luna spring male, Michigan, courtesy of Jonathon Tubbs.
Actias sinensis (male) courtesy of Martin Jagelka
Archaeoattacus edwardsi female, Sri Pennanjau
(elevation 1200m), March 11, 2007, 11:15pm,
Telecom Apartments, Malaysia,
courtesy/copyright Preston Murphy.
Automeris oberthurii, Salta Province, Argentina, courtesy of Ulf Drechsel.
Coloradia pandora female, Major Creek Road,
Klickitat County, Washington,
September, courtesy/copyright
of John Davis.
Cricula jordani female, Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, courtesy of Alan Marson.
Epiphora mythimnia female, Kenya, courtesy of Dr. Anatolij Kulak.
Nudaurelia krucki male, Nairobi, Kenya, courtesy of Kirby Wolfe.
Hyalophora kasloensis female, June 11, 2007, Spokane,
Washington,
wild caught at lights, courtesy of
Scott Smith.
Paradirphia geneforti male, Tumbaco, Pichincha, Ecuador,
reared on oak, courtesy of Uwe Kauz.
This page is brought to you by Bill Oehlke and the WLSS. Currently over 1450 worldwide Saturniidae are depicted on the WLSS.