Black Witch Moth moth Often mistaken for their bumblebee

Often mistaken for their bumblebee counterparts

Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands

Monarchs are easily identifiable by their eye-catching colors

this exquisite butterfly is preserved and framed in a 9"x9" display

These cockroaches are lightly built with flattened bodies

Black Witch Moth moth Often mistaken for their bumblebeeAscalapha odorata, or Black Witch moth, is a sizable, dusty brown, and nocturnal species that boasts an impressive wingspan of 7 inches. It is considered the largest of the noctuid moths and the largest insect in the continental US. While its origins lie in Central America and Mexico, it migrates north in the spring, sometimes even reaching as far as Alaska and Newfoundland. It can also be observed in South America, with sightings reported as far as