Automeris Collection

Saturniid moth (Automeris excreta) camouflaged in leaf litter, Guatemala

Silk moth (Automeris zugana) sequence 2 of 2, with wings open to reveal eyespots, a means of deterring predators, photographed on a white background in mobile field studio

Bullseye moth (Automeris io) Montreal, Canada

Automeris janus moth (Janus moth, Phalaena janus). Illustration drawn and engraved by Richard Polydore Nodder. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from George Shaw

Saturniid moth (Automeris excreta) female, Guatemala

Picture No. 11980976
Saturniid Moth, Saturniidae, Cueva de los Guacharos National Park / Cave of the Oilbirds, Colombia Saturniid Moth, Saturniidae, Cueva de los Gucharos National Park / Cave of the Oilbirds

Picture No. 10896058
Moth - Caterpillar is very urticant - South America (Automeris sp) Date:

IO Moth Caterpillar Automeris io Native to Eastern US
IO Moth Caterpillar, Automeris io, Native to Eastern US

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Discover the enchanting world of Saturniid moths, specifically the Automeris species. From camouflaged adults in Guatemala's leaf litter (Automeris excreta, Picture No. 11980976) to the striking eyespots of the Silk moth (Automeris zugana, Sequence 2 of 2), these moths never cease to amaze. The Bullseye moth (Automeris io) adds to the fascination with its distinctive markings, found in Montreal, Canada. And let's not forget the intriguing Automeris janus, another Saturniid beauty. Lastly, the IO Moth Caterpillar (Automeris io) completes the journey, native to the Eastern US, showcasing yet another captivating phase of this remarkable species.