Eacles Imperialis (Imperial Moth)

Description

Coloration: Pale yellow with brownish markings.
Body Structure: Large wingspan of up to 10 cm, with a fuzzy body.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males often have brighter yellow coloration than females.
Flight Patterns: Strong, slow flight, often seen during twilight.
Feeding Habits: Adults primarily feed on nectar, larvae feed on various trees.
Reproductive Behavior: Females lay eggs on specific host trees; mating occurs in the evening.
Geographical Range: Found in North America and parts of Central America.
Preferred Habitats: Prefers wooded areas and open forests.
Threats: Habitat loss and climate change.
Conservation Efforts: Conservation strategies focus on habitat protection and restoration.