Imperial Moth teal spotted Haplopelma minax is relatively secretive

Haplopelma minax is relatively secretive and likes to stay in their dens at all times except for a few hours at night when they might sit at the entrance to their burrow and wait for prey to pass by

also colloquially known as hawk moths

This specimen is encased in a 3x4” frame

or warbler bird

Imperial Moth teal spotted Haplopelma minax is relatively secretiveEacles imperialis range from Argentina to Canada and from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coast. Unfortunately, their numbers are declining due to pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, certain types of street lamps, & parasitoids used to fight gypsy moth populations. This specimen is encased in a 9"x9" frame.