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Moths Biodiversity Sheet

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Selection of various moths
Selection of various moths

Moths (Nocturnal visitors to your porch light) Biodiversity Sheet

$5.00 (tax included)

You may think moths are ranked second to their daytime cousins, the butterflies, but think again! Moths are much more diverse than butterflies and you can attract literally hundreds of species to your back porch light. Look for lunas, sphinxes, three-spots, emeralds, wood-nymphs and prominents with this handy guide to help you.

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