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Saturnia Pavonia Collection

"Discover the Enchanting World of Saturnia Pavonia: Small Emperor Moth" Step into the mesmerizing realm of Saturnia pavonia

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) female with wings open showing eyespots on Gorse

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) female with wings open showing eyespots on Gorse, Captive, UK, April

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, male and female, and tau emperor, Aglia tau

Small emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, male and female, and tau emperor, Aglia tau
FLO4671125 Small emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, male and female, and tau emperor, Aglia tau. Handcoloured steel engraving by the Pauquet brothers after an illustration by Alexis Nicolas Noel

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Metamorphosis of a Small Emperor Moth, after 1679. Creator: Workshop of Maria Sibylla Merian

Metamorphosis of a Small Emperor Moth, after 1679. Creator: Workshop of Maria Sibylla Merian
Metamorphosis of a Small Emperor Moth, after 1679. Branch with sweet cherry; metamorphosis from a caterpillar to a butterfly

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) male with wings open showing eyespots on lichen covered twig

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) male with wings open showing eyespots on lichen covered twig, Captive, UK, April

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) on Speedwell flowers, Annagarriff Wood NNR

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) on Speedwell flowers, Annagarriff Wood NNR, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, UK, May

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar feeding on Ling heather (Calluna vulgaris)

Emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar feeding on Ling heather (Calluna vulgaris) taken with fish eye view, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. August

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) female wide angle view showing heather moorland habitat

Emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) female wide angle view showing heather moorland habitat. Peak District National Park, UK. April

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) male below female both displaying eyespots on Gorse

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) male below female both displaying eyespots on Gorse, Captive, UK, April

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor Moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar feeding on Clustered bell heather, Surrey

Emperor Moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar feeding on Clustered bell heather, Surrey, England, UK, August

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor moths, 19th century. Creator: Unknown

Emperor moths, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Emperor moths, 19th century. Top Left: Caterpillar of Emperor Moth Among Bramble Leaves Marked by Leaf-Mine. Centre: Male Emperor Moth. Lower centre: Female Emperor Moth

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar, Digne les Bains, France, May 2009

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar, Digne les Bains, France, May 2009. WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. NOT AVAILABLE FOR GREETING CARDS OR CALENDARS

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, larva, pupa, chrysalis

Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, larva, pupa, chrysalis
5893411 Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, larva, pupa, chrysalis. by Klinger, Johann Georg (1764-1806); (add.info.: Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, larva, pupa, chrysalis. Pavonia major)

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia

Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia
5893410 Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia. by Klinger, Johann Georg (1764-1806); (add.info.: Emperor moth, Saturnia pavonia, male and female. Pavonia major)

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar, Digne les Bains, France, May 2009

Small emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia) caterpillar, Digne les Bains, France, May 2009 WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. NOT AVAILABLE FOR GREETING CARDS OR CALENDARS

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Male emperor moth

Male emperor moth (Pavonia pavonia) on a flower. The large eye markings on the wings of the moth act as a deterrent to predators

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Small emperor moth caterpillars

Small emperor moth caterpillars (Pavonia pavonia) on a leaf

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Emperor Moth Caterpillar

Emperor Moth Caterpillar
A Emperor Moth caterpillar (Saturnia pavonia). These caterpillars live communally early in their lives then later they moult, become green, much larger and live singly

Background imageSaturnia Pavonia Collection: Sue Daly / SpecialistStock

Sue Daly / SpecialistStock
Emperor Moth female (Saturnia pavonia). Sark, British Channel Islands, UK


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"Discover the Enchanting World of Saturnia Pavonia: Small Emperor Moth" Step into the mesmerizing realm of Saturnia pavonia, a captivating species that never fails to leave us in awe. With its wings spread open, the female Small Emperor Moth reveals intricate eyespots on vibrant Gorse, creating a striking visual spectacle. But before this majestic creature takes flight, it begins as an Emperor Moth caterpillar. These caterpillars are a sight to behold with their vibrant colors and unique patterns. They gracefully traverse their surroundings, feeding on Clustered bell heather and Ling heather, showcasing nature's harmonious cycle. In Annagarriff Wood NNR, witness the male Small Emperor Moth displaying his wings adorned with enchanting eyespots against a backdrop of delicate Speedwell flowers. The lichen-covered twig becomes his stage for courtship rituals that captivate both observers and potential mates alike. Venturing further into their habitat reveals another breathtaking scene - a wide-angle view capturing the female Small Emperor Moth amidst heather moorland. This image serves as a reminder of how these creatures seamlessly blend into their natural environment while adding splashes of color to our world. The beauty doesn't end there; even historical depictions from centuries ago showcase the allure of these magnificent moths. Created by unknown artists, these 19th-century illustrations immortalize the timeless fascination humans have had with Saturnia pavonia. Traveling across borders to Digne les Bains in France brings us face-to-face with yet another wonder - a close-up shot of a caterpillar delicately munching on foliage. Witness its transformation from larva to pupa and finally emerging as an exquisite chrysalis ready for metamorphosis. Lastly, observe two individuals intertwined in nature's dance - male and female Small Emperor Moths displaying their resplendent eyespots against lush Gorse bushes. This captivating sight reminds us of the intricate beauty that exists within the natural world.