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This guy was on some discount plants I bought.
Spotted Lanternfly?
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That's a Giant Leopard Moth (Hypercompe scribonia). The largest tiger moth in eastern North America. Very cool.
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Thank you @Marck, I was happy to read your post!
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All the horror stories I read about them spreading show a darker moth with pink ting to the wings.
Penn State page on how to ID (link)
Lanternflys spreading on top of having a major gypsy moth boom year. Is a 12 gauge too much for pest control?
Penn State page on how to ID (link)
Lanternflys spreading on top of having a major gypsy moth boom year. Is a 12 gauge too much for pest control?
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Never. Lead Dammit Lead
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Last I saw that was on the 50 cal AA guns for the USS Alabama but that was 25+ years ago.
50 cal AA guns should be about right for the Canada geese around here.
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Yeah the 16 inch guns just turn too slow.