Any of you guys know where a simple man could find some moth

I think carolina biological has them, it's where I bought amphipods once.

Cool!
Post your progress with this project please!

>>2088466
>hatching and releasing
>releasing

>>2088466
Luna moths are beautiful, I only ever saw one once.

>>2089417
Same, on a golf course here in Oklahoma.

It's wings were kinda damaged. Still very neat to look at.

>>2089417
once? where do you live? ive seen hundreds. my friend even ate one once.

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I have found silk moth cocoons are easy to find, they look like brown bags of leaves about the size of a brazil nut stuck to trees and brush, I just walk in areas that have their food plant, plodding down the side of the road before the new years leaves are out.

Native silk moths to your area
http://pnwmoths.biol.wwu.edu/browse/family-saturniidae/

And collecting eggs is fairly easy, leave your porch light on during their flight time, stick the ones you catch in paper bags or a screened cage, if female she will lay eggs

>>2088580
Checked and this place does have them, and a lot of other cool stuff.

>>2089400
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is this not allowed if they're native?