We are pleased to announce the winner of our Monday Nature Mystery, Corydon Swift. (Please email your snail mail address and preference for a hat or tote bag to [email protected]).
Congratulations to Corydon for identifying the Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). According to Bio Kids, this species of moth does not have hearing organs or a mouth. They cannot hear and they do not eat as adults. The moths have both compound and simple eyes and are able to see ultraviolet rays. They are a favorite snack of blue jays and tufted titmouses.
Last Week's Mystery: Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda) Photo: Judy Gallagher
Each Monday we’ll post a new photo and identify the previous week’s winner. They’ll receive an ASNV hat or tote bag.
Be sure to post your answer on our Facebook page @AudubonVA under the Monday Mystery post...do not reply to this email with your guess! We only accept entries from our Facebook page, not via email.
Please remember to write the common name, being mindful of hyphens, uppercase and lowercase letters and always include the Latin name in parentheses. To learn more about bird names click here.
Who is this? Photo: Judy Gallagher
This week’s Mystery: Who is this?
Post your guess (please list both common name and Latin name) on our Facebook page @AudubonVA under this week's Monday Nature Mystery. Remember, we only accept entries from our Facebook page, not via email!
Good luck!
-Audubon Society of Northern Virginia
Please note that we only accept entries on our Facebook page where they are date- and time-stamped. Remember that, if you need to correct your entry, you should make a new posting rather than correcting the old one so that we get a correct time stamp for your correction. Winners are limited to one prize every 90 days, maximum 2 per person.
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