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December 2007
February 2008
Photos from elsewhere in Georgia.
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Clymene Moth (Coweta County) July 30, 1995

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(Jones County, Piedmont NWR) August 3, 2006

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(Rockdale County) August 4, 2007

The first time I ever found this moth was when I was a kid.  It was at the Doraville Church of God Campground, and we called it a "Church Bug" because of the cross pattern and the location where it was found.