Where can you find lunar moths?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, lunar moths are like these mystical creatures that you can find in North America. They're nocturnal, so you might spot them chilling around forests and gardens at night, attracted to lights and stuff. Just keep your eyes peeled during the right season, and you might get lucky and see one of these majestic creatures fluttering around.

Answer 2

In any forest in the eastern US. They are attracted to lights, but generally they don't fly until after 11:00 PM. Setting up a light back in the woods during the summer will often attract them. On a good night, it is not unusual to attract several dozen of them. Many people think they are rare simply because they do not go out Into the Woods with appropriate light bulbs to attract them.

Answer 3

These insects have been changing their habitat in recent years. The species Calyptra thalictri was native to Malaysia, the Urals and Southern Europe, but is turning up in northern Europe. In 2000, they were observed in Finland and in 2008 they were seen further west in Sweden. The Swedish observation was in Skutskär north of the capital Stockholm whilst the sightings in Finland have been more numerous. It is found in southern Finland, in particular in the south east.

Answer 4

lunar moths live in the U.S from Mexico up to Canada and East of the great plains

Answer 5

Leopard moths live in a variety of places. This includes portions of the southern and eastern regions of the United States, as well as parts of Mexico.

Answer 6

Anywhere in Singapore.