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Rothschildia Collection

Rothschildia, also known as the Rothschild moth, is a fascinating species of silk moth that belongs to the family Saturniidae

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Rothschildia aurota moth (Attacus aurota)

Rothschildia aurota moth (Attacus aurota). Handcolored engraving by Fournier after an illustration by Blanchard from Charles d Orbignys Dictionnaire Universel d Histoire Naturelle

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Picture No. 10896080

Picture No. 10896080
Giant Silkmoth Moth - Wing windows are witout scales so they are transparent (Rothschildia aurota) Date:

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Rothschild moth, Rothschildia erycina

Rothschild moth, Rothschildia erycina.. Handcolored copperplate zoological engraving from George Shaw and Frederick Nodders The Naturalists Miscellany, 1792

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Picture No. 10896026

Picture No. 10896026
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

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Picture No. 10896085
Giant Silk Moth - Couple (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

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Picture No. 10896027
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar's sloughing of the skin (Rothschildia sp) Date:

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Picture No. 10896022
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

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Picture No. 10896031
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar's sloughing of the skin - It eats its old skin (Rothschildia sp) Date:

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Picture No. 10896025

Picture No. 10896025
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar's sloughing of the skin - It eats its old skin (Rothschildia sp) Date:

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Picture No. 10896011
Giant Silk Moth - Detail (prolegs) of the caterpillar (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

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Picture No. 10896018
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar (Rothschildia sp) Date:

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Picture No. 10896029
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar's sloughing of the skin - It eats its old skin (Rothschildia sp) Date:

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Picture No. 10896024
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar's sloughing of the skin (Rothschildia sp) Date:

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Picture No. 10946861
Lebeau's Rothschildia silkmoth Costa Rica. Date:

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Picture No. 10896088
Giant Silk Moth - Male (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

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Picture No. 10896095
Giant Silk Moth - Caterpillar (Rothschildia hopfferi) Date:

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Forbes silkmoth (Rothschildia lebeau forbesi)

Forbes silkmoth (Rothschildia lebeau forbesi)

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Rothschildia orizaba

Rothschildia orizaba
A large moth from the family Saturniidae: Saturniinae, from Panama. This species has a wingspan of 130mm

Background imageRothschildia Collection: Lebeau's Rothschildia (silkmoth) - Costa Rica

Lebeau's Rothschildia (silkmoth) - Costa Rica
CAN-4650 Lebeau's Rothschildia (silkmoth) Costa Rica Rothschildia lebeau John Cancalosi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401


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Rothschildia, also known as the Rothschild moth, is a fascinating species of silk moth that belongs to the family Saturniidae. With its vibrant colors and intricate patterns, this moth never fails to captivate onlookers. One notable member of the Rothschildia genus is the Rothschildia aurota moth, scientifically known as Attacus aurota. This magnificent creature showcases an array of hues ranging from deep oranges to golden yellows. Its wingspan can reach up to 15 centimeters, making it an impressive sight in flight. Another species within this genus is the Rothschildia erycina. Often mistaken for its cousin Aurota due to their similar appearance, Erycina boasts striking shades of brown and cream on its wings. These moths are renowned for their large size and graceful movements. Picture No. 10896080 displays a breathtaking close-up shot of a Rothschildia specimen in all its glory. The intricate details on its wings are truly mesmerizing; one cannot help but marvel at nature's artistry. In Picture No. 10896026, we witness another stunning Rothschildia individual perched delicately on a leafy branch. Its majestic presence against the backdrop of lush greenery creates an enchanting scene straight out of a fairy tale. The ethereal beauty continues with Picture No. 10896085 where two Rothschildia moths engage in an elegant dance mid-air—a moment frozen in time through photography. Picture No. 10896027 captures yet another captivating angle showcasing these creatures' unique wing patterns and velvety textures up close—an invitation into their world filled with wonder and mystery. As we delve deeper into this visual journey, Picture No. s 10896022, 10896031, and 10896025 offer glimpses into different stages of metamorphosis—capturing caterpillars transforming into these magnificent moths.