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Arctia caja
Epicallia villica or Arctia villica , the cream-spot tiger moth , Moths of iran
Epicallia villica or Arctia villica , the cream-spot tiger moth , Moths of iran
Arctia caja larva Caterpillar
Arctia villica, the Cream-spot tiger
Garden Tiger moth - Arctia caja
Butterfly Arctia caja
The Scarlet Tiger Moth Arctia Festiva
Butterfly Arctia caja collects nectar
Male of Hebe Tiger Moth (Arctia festiva)
Female of Hebe Tiger Moth (Arctia festiva)
Garden Tiger moth - Arctia caja
Garden Tiger moth - Arctia caja
Garden tiger moth (Arctia caja)
Garden tiger moth Arctia caja on the bush
Garden tiger moth (Arctia caja)
Garden Tiger moth - Arctia caja
Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Ventral and dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth wings open, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Ventral and dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth wings close, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Ventral side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Ventral side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
Hebe tiger moth Arctia festiva isolated on white
Ventral and dorsal side of a Cream-spot tiger moth, Arctia villica, Erebidae family, isolated on white
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