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Hi Art
Try posting the photo on [log in to unmask]
- you may have to subscribe to be able to paste the phooto.
Peter
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Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 6:28 AM
Subject: A moth
> Sorry, this is not about a shell.
> A friend brought me a photo of a moth. Adams County, Ohio. About an inch
and a half. Pure white with black lining the edge. In the center is a black
figure that suggests a crucifix. Can't find it it my moth and flutterby
book. I would be almost sure that such a moth would have to be called "The
Crucifix Moth". But what do I know.
> Ideas?
> Thanks,
> Art
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