Photo Gallery for Yponomeuta multipunctella - American Ermine Moth | 67 photos are available. Only the most recent 30 are shown.
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 | Recorded by: Richard Teper on 2022-06-16 Jackson Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Vin Stanton on 2022-06-06 Buncombe Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-06-06 Madison Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Gary Maness on 2022-06-03 Guilford Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Simpson Eason on 2022-06-01 Durham Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: David George, Becky Watkins on 2022-05-29 Orange Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: David George on 2022-05-28 Durham Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: John Petranka on 2022-05-26 Orange Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Jeff Niznik on 2022-05-25 Chatham Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Gary Maness on 2022-05-22 Guilford Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Gary Maness on 2022-05-20 Guilford Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-20 Madison Co. Comment: A communal nest with around 30 pupae. The three oak leaves that are shown were folded together and bound with silk to form a nest. The leaves were unfolded to reveal the pupae inside. |
 | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-20 Madison Co. Comment: A communal nest with around 30 pupae. The three oak leaves that are shown were folded together and bound with silk to form a nest. The leaves were unfolded to reveal the pupae inside. |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-20 Madison Co. Comment: A view of eight pupae and a caterpillar that were in a communal nest. Note the very loosely woven cocoons that surround the pupae. |
 | Recorded by: David George, L. M. Carlson on 2022-05-19 Orange Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-18 Madison Co. Comment: Larvae were pupating beneath folded leaves of Packera aurea that were in close proximity to a Euonymus americanus shrub. They apparently drop to the ground and pupate communally in groups of 2-4 larvae in a silken nest. |
 | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-18 Madison Co. Comment: Larvae were pupating beneath folded leaves of Packera aurea that were in close proximity to a Euonymus americanus shrub. They apparently drop to the ground and pupate communally in groups of 2-4 larvae in a silken nest. |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-18 Madison Co. Comment: As seen here, larvae were pupating beneath folded leaves of Packera aurea that were in close proximity to a Euonymus americanus shrub. Leaves typically had 2-4 pupae in each silken nest and spun very thin whitish cocoons. |
 | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-05-12 Madison Co. Comment: Larvae have defoliated most of the Euonymus americanus at this site. |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2021-06-18 Madison Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: tom ward on 2021-06-13 Buncombe Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2021-06-12 Madison Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Vin Stanton on 2021-06-10 Buncombe Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Simpson Eason on 2021-06-04 Durham Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: David L. Heavner on 2021-05-23 Chatham Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: David L. Heavner on 2021-05-23 Chatham Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Gary Maness on 2021-05-23 Guilford Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Dean Furbish on 2021-05-18 Wake Co. Comment: |
 | Recorded by: Jim Petranka and Becky Elkin on 2020-06-26 Buncombe Co. Comment: |  | Recorded by: Gary Maness on 2020-06-20 Guilford Co. Comment: |
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