Look up: Goat-moth

1. Goat Moth
   Caterpillar species. Latin name: Cossus cossus Food: Birch, willow, ash, poplar, oak, apple and other deciduous trees. Description: Shinning reddish-purple, paler to pink on the sides, black spiracles, head glossy black. Widely distributed over most of Britain and Ireland
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2. goat moth
   (from the article `carpenter moth`) The carpenterworm moth (Prinoxystus robiniae) has a wingspan of about 5 cm (2 inches) and is the most familiar North American cossid. The ...
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3. Goat Moth
   The Goat Moth (Cossus cossus) is a large moth of the family Cossidae with a wing span of between 65 and 80 mm found in northern Africa, Europe and temperate Asia flying from June to July at night in deciduous forests. The larvae, which are about seven centimeters in length, hollow out galleries in t...
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4. Goat-Moth
   The goat-moth (Cossus ligniperda) is a large British moth. The larvae are about 7 cm long and hollow out galleries in trees and form cocoons from the sawdust in which the chrysalids are formed. The larval condition lasts for three years. The fully-developed insect is ash-coloured, with numerous small black lines on the first pair of wings.
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