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Hi Pat; I just did a check on Wikki and I realized I have some conflicting information going on. I'll have to do a little more research. But here is what that article says: In the northeastern United States around New Jersey or New York, the moths produce two generations each year. The first of these appear in April and May, and the second group can be seen approximately nine to eleven weeks later. The moth you saw would be from this second group which would be about now. My sister took this Luna Moth picture and she told me she hadn't seen one in years. I have never seen one except for this picture. Thanks for your question; Sally Publisher: www.nature-and-flower-pictures.com

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Submitted by: Pat Wyatt

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I just found this butterfly in my mud room. I live in South Jersey. Are they common for this area. Never saw anything like it. It was the markings on the wings that was so unusual and the pretty green, size just everything about it.

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Submitted by: Anon

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Thank you for sharing

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Submitted by: Anonymous

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I saw this at Flickr. Its a beautiful moth and a great photo.

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