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  1. 08-Sep-09, 21:21 #41
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    Talking Not for the squeemish

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    This butterfly is quite common around Cairns,in north Queensland
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    Whoooooo beautiful,any idea what the name of it is?
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    Quote Originally Posted by LIZZ View Post
    Whoooooo beautiful,any idea what the name of it is?
    Looks like a Hercules Moth (Coscinocera hercules) the world's largest moth species and found in N Queensland and PNG.
    Latest Lifer: #4164 - Madagascar Rail (Rallus madagascariensis) - Mantadia, Madagascar (09/10/10)
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    Right on nemosia,Hercules moth,26cm wing span and only lives 10 days
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