Light emerald moth – FRIENDS OF THE PARKLAND WALK
Red-dotted Emerald Moth - Comostola laesaria
Camouflaged Emerald Moth Caterpillar
Project Noah - A member of the Emerald Moths subfamily (Geometrinae), the stunning and aptly named Iotaphora iridocolor has been voted Spotting of the Week! This distinctively colored and patterned moth is
Maryland Biodiversity Project - Wavy-lined Emerald Moth (Synchlora aerata)
Common Emerald and Small Emerald, Motcombe . | Dorset Butterflies
Small Emerald | Butterfly Conservation
Large Emerald | Butterfly Conservation
Common Emerald | NatureSpot
Rare moths including crayon emerald among citizen scientist Dion Maple's 15k nature observations on app - ABC News
Common Emerald | NatureSpot
The rare Sussex Emerald moth supported by 5 well-known organisations inc CEMEX | Hub-4
Southern Emerald Moth
Showy Emerald Moth
Large Emerald moth Geometra papilionaria - Lizzie Harper
Wavy-Lined Emerald Synchlora aerata Fabricius, 1798 | Butterflies and Moths of North America
Bradgate Moth Monday LARGE EMERALD -... - Bradgate Park Trust | Facebook
Wavy-Lined Emerald | Missouri Department of Conservation
Common Emerald | UKmoths
Wavy-lined Emerald Moth - Synchlora aerata - BugGuide.Net
Hemistola chrysoprasaria - Wikipedia
Synchlora aerata - Wikipedia
Large emerald | The Wildlife Trusts
Small Emerald | NatureSpot
Common emerald - Wikipedia
