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Katie I've got a wooly moth and firery skipper and the appalachian swallowtail. Here is a great resource: shttp://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/gallery?f=-1&_st=1
lol,,, that freakish bug on the concrete, I believe [I'm no expert, but also really enjoy watching these critters flutter about] is a Royal Walnut Moth (Citheronia regalis). And the butterfly, again I think is a Appalachian Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio appalachiensis)...
lol,,, that freakish bug on the concrete, I believe [I'm no expert, but also really enjoy watching these critters flutter about] is a Royal Walnut Moth (Citheronia regalis). And the butterfly, again I think is a Appalachian Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio appalachiensis)...
The *freakish bug* ...I looked up that name that you said it could be ^^^...it does look like what it is!...cool!...thanks!!
I showed that pic when I first took it, to my friends that lived in MO and no one could tell me what it was ...now I can tell them!
I really miss Missouri for that fact of all the interesting flying critters...skeeters, I could live without though...
Last edited by citybythebay; 07-26-2007 at 02:38 PM..
Reason: Clarification....of which bug...lol
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on the concrete, I believe [I'm no expert, but also really enjoy watching these critters flutter about] is a Royal Walnut Moth (Citheronia regalis). And the butterfly, again I think is a Appalachian Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio appalachiensis)... 
...now I can tell them! 
