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Old 08-18-2016, 11:20 PM
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I've noticed that the moths this year are in more of an abundance than I ever remember in my life. Seems like every time I enter my house, inevitably several of them come on in with me. Well, today I went out and saw this gigantic moth waiting to enter my house and chew on my favorite suit. I would like to put some moth balls out to prevent them from entering my closet, but I can never seem to get their little legs apart to get to them! Anyway, this is the biggest one I have ever seen in my area. Anyone else having the same problem this summer?

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Yep. Identical issues here as well.

Tomato worms areally really bad this year too.....
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Luna moths up here have 6" wingspans,and they are green.
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Yep. Identical issues here as well.

Tomato worms areally really bad this year too.....
Corn moths are bad like when I was a kid. Cars are getting peppered at nite
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They are bad here also. We have the Luna moths as well.
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Luna moths up here have 6" wingspans,and they are green.
I've never seen one of those before. Your moths are definitely purdier than my moths, but I still like my wardrobe better! I remember accidentally swallowing one while mowing on my 73 while yodeling away . At the time I nearly died choking and gagging. Now I look back and laugh. No more yodeling while mowing, though. Can't imagine choking on a luna one with 6" wingspan.

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These guys seem to show up around work every so often, a little smaller than the average hand but still a big moth nonetheless.

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I've never seen one of those before. Your moths are definitely purdier than my moths, but I still like my wardrobe better! I remember accidentally swallowing one while mowing on my 73 while yodeling away . At the time I nearly died choking and gagging. Now I look back and laugh. No more yodeling while mowing, though. Can't imagine choking on a luna one with 6" wingspan.

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I have a nephew about 8 yrs younger than I am, i remember stoopin to fill up the truck one night awhile back while he was with me and a giant moth flying around the pump lights landed, I bet him 5$ he wouldn't eat it, I lost my 5$ and almost my dinner along with it!!
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I've never seen one of those before. Your moths are definitely purdier than my moths, but I still like my wardrobe better! I remember accidentally swallowing one while mowing on my 73 while yodeling away . At the time I nearly died choking and gagging. Now I look back and laugh. No more yodeling while mowing, though. Can't imagine choking on a luna one with 6" wingspan.

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I think you need to video you yodelling whilst mowing grass. You could start a new rave!!!
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