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Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae in flight flying high speed photographic technique Stock Photo

RMBE1WGR–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae in flight flying high speed photographic technique

Cecropia trees colonizing a new area Stock Photo

RMBY8YJB–Cecropia trees colonizing a new area

Giant Silk Moth Hyalophora cecropia adult recently emerged from cocoon E USA, by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc Stock Photo

RMBGPT56–Giant Silk Moth Hyalophora cecropia adult recently emerged from cocoon E USA, by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc

Leafs of the Cecropia peltata is a fast-growing tree in the genus Cecropia. Common names include trumpet tree and snakewood. Stock Photo

RFJH0DX1–Leafs of the Cecropia peltata is a fast-growing tree in the genus Cecropia. Common names include trumpet tree and snakewood.

Cecropia (Cecropia), Madre Dios River, Manu National Park, Peru Stock Photo

RFFC28XG–Cecropia (Cecropia), Madre Dios River, Manu National Park, Peru

Two Pearly-breasted Conebills (Conirostrum margaritae) squabbling on a Cecropia tree. Amazonas, Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2K56EHT–Two Pearly-breasted Conebills (Conirostrum margaritae) squabbling on a Cecropia tree. Amazonas, Brazil.

Stilt rooted Cecropia tree in the rainforest interior, Ecuador Stock Photo

RMD99DTN–Stilt rooted Cecropia tree in the rainforest interior, Ecuador

Closeup of a female Cecropia silkmoth (Hyalophora cecropia) resting on a human hand, Indiana, United States Stock Photo

RMGPBG96–Closeup of a female Cecropia silkmoth (Hyalophora cecropia) resting on a human hand, Indiana, United States

Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Paraty, Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2DF6T38–Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Paraty, Brazil.

Cecropia tree leaves, Manuel Antonio, CR Stock Photo

RMWA1T3H–Cecropia tree leaves, Manuel Antonio, CR

Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RMHG1B7W–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia

Cecropia silk moth Hyalophora cecropia - side view of a female on a branch with wings spread, on a black background. Stock Photo

RMPCGNPT–Cecropia silk moth Hyalophora cecropia - side view of a female on a branch with wings spread, on a black background.

First Instar Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RF2MXFD0B–First Instar Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia

Yellow-throated toucan (Ramphastos ambiguus) feeding on cecropia inflorescence - La Laguna del Lagarto Eco-Lodge, Boca Tapada, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RM2J4JW2T–Yellow-throated toucan (Ramphastos ambiguus) feeding on cecropia inflorescence - La Laguna del Lagarto Eco-Lodge, Boca Tapada, Costa Rica

Cecropia Trees in tropical forest Stock Photo

RMEGN966–Cecropia Trees in tropical forest

Leaf of Cecropia tree. Costa Rica Stock Photo

RM2BRFCKA–Leaf of Cecropia tree. Costa Rica

Hyalophora cecropia caterpillar on a branch deep in the forest in Canada Stock Photo

RF2J2EWG9–Hyalophora cecropia caterpillar on a branch deep in the forest in Canada

Palm Tanager, Thraupis palmarum, eating seeds from Cecropia tree Stock Photo

RMHN7B94–Palm Tanager, Thraupis palmarum, eating seeds from Cecropia tree

Cocoon of a Cecropia moth, Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RMFB64NN–Cocoon of a Cecropia moth, Hyalophora cecropia

Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae underside of wings Stock Photo

RMBE1X62–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae underside of wings

A White-throated Toucan seating on a Cecropia tree at dusk in the Amazon Rainforest Stock Photo

RM2H9F05R–A White-throated Toucan seating on a Cecropia tree at dusk in the Amazon Rainforest

RMG3RTY4–Giant Silk Moth Hyalophora cecropia adult recently emerged from cocoon E USA, by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc

Grey headed chachalaca on a Cecropia peltata tree a species that provides food for a wide variety of animals Stock Photo

RFP2DC2J–Grey headed chachalaca on a Cecropia peltata tree a species that provides food for a wide variety of animals

A Crested Oropendola perching in a Bacano tree (Cecropia Tree) in the midst of the rainforest. Bird in forest. Wildlife in nature. Stock Photo

RF2F3PDDC–A Crested Oropendola perching in a Bacano tree (Cecropia Tree) in the midst of the rainforest. Bird in forest. Wildlife in nature.

Guarumo close up. Cecropia sp tree from Panama, Central America Stock Photo

RMABH1PN–Guarumo close up. Cecropia sp tree from Panama, Central America

Cecropia tree almost completely sumberged beneath a flooded Amazonian river Stock Photo

RFD6XA4R–Cecropia tree almost completely sumberged beneath a flooded Amazonian river

Closeup of a male Cecropia silkmoth (Hyalophora cecropia) resting on a human finger, Indiana, United States Stock Photo

RMGPBG98–Closeup of a male Cecropia silkmoth (Hyalophora cecropia) resting on a human finger, Indiana, United States

Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Manaus, Brazil. Stock Photo

RM2DF6T36–Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Manaus, Brazil.

Cecropia tree fruit and leaves Stock Photo

RMW9M0G8–Cecropia tree fruit and leaves

RMHG1B5A–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia

Toco Toucan, Ramphastos toco, perched in a Trumpet tree, Cecropia peltata, also called Snakewood or Pumpwood, Pantanal, Brazil Stock Photo

RMEH0WR0–Toco Toucan, Ramphastos toco, perched in a Trumpet tree, Cecropia peltata, also called Snakewood or Pumpwood, Pantanal, Brazil

Cecropia silk moth Hyalophora cecropia - top view of a female on a branch with wings spread, on a black background. Stock Photo

RMPCGNPY–Cecropia silk moth Hyalophora cecropia - top view of a female on a branch with wings spread, on a black background.

RM2CB4GMA–Cecropia tree, Costa Rica

Cecropia tree in tropical rain forest-Venezuela Stock Photo

RMDY1GN5–Cecropia tree in tropical rain forest-Venezuela

RM2BRFCM7–Leaf of Cecropia tree. Costa Rica

RF2J2EWF9–Hyalophora cecropia caterpillar on a branch deep in the forest in Canada

Cecropia obtusifolia dry leaves and flowers on rainforest's wooden path Igapo rainforest Amazon Ecuador South America May Stock Photo

RMB311AD–Cecropia obtusifolia dry leaves and flowers on rainforest's wooden path Igapo rainforest Amazon Ecuador South America May

Adult cecropia moth female, Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RMFB64MY–Adult cecropia moth female, Hyalophora cecropia

Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae wings open Stock Photo

RMBE1RPD–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae wings open

An endemic Saffron Toucanet feeding on the fruits of a Cecropia Tree Stock Photo

RMFGY94N–An endemic Saffron Toucanet feeding on the fruits of a Cecropia Tree

Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RF2JK2N9P–Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia

RFJH0DWY–Leafs of the Cecropia peltata is a fast-growing tree in the genus Cecropia. Common names include trumpet tree and snakewood.

RFFC28XJ–Cecropia (Cecropia), Madre Dios River, Manu National Park, Peru

RMABH36G–Guarumo close up. Cecropia sp tree from Panama, Central America

Cecropia tree, a secondary forest species, with stilt roots. In the Ecuadorian Amazon. HDR image Stock Photo

RMF2X42N–Cecropia tree, a secondary forest species, with stilt roots. In the Ecuadorian Amazon. HDR image

Leaf of Yagrumo Hembra/Trumpet Tree (Cecropia peltata), Caribbean National Forest (El Yunque), Puerto Rico Stock Photo

RMDH6WD5–Leaf of Yagrumo Hembra/Trumpet Tree (Cecropia peltata), Caribbean National Forest (El Yunque), Puerto Rico

RM2DF6T0J–Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Manaus, Brazil.

Three-toed Brown-throated Sloth (genus Bradypus) in Cecropia Tree in Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RFC9CT3Y–Three-toed Brown-throated Sloth (genus Bradypus) in Cecropia Tree in Costa Rica.

RMHG1B6M–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia

Toco Toucan, Ramphastos toco, hidden away with only large bill showing in a Trumpet or Snakewood tree, Cecropia peltata, in the Pantanal, Brazil Stock Photo

RM2RMX4J0–Toco Toucan, Ramphastos toco, hidden away with only large bill showing in a Trumpet or Snakewood tree, Cecropia peltata, in the Pantanal, Brazil

RF2FPT6B2–Cecropia tree and blue sky

Rainforest canopy, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RMABFJ9R–Rainforest canopy, Costa Rica

Acropolis of Athens (Cecropia) in Greece Stock Photo

RF2M1M3G2–Acropolis of Athens (Cecropia) in Greece

Cecropia silkmoth, Hyalophora cecropia, dorsal side on black background Stock Photo

RFF776C6–Cecropia silkmoth, Hyalophora cecropia, dorsal side on black background

Bright green and blue cecropia caterpillar on twig macro up close with yellow background Stock Photo

RF2GKE362–Bright green and blue cecropia caterpillar on twig macro up close with yellow background

Young boy observing a Cecropia caterpillar at the Mary Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center. Stock Photo

RFH64K4P–Young boy observing a Cecropia caterpillar at the Mary Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center.

Adult cecropia moth male, Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RMFB64M9–Adult cecropia moth male, Hyalophora cecropia

RMBE20FB–Robin Moth Hyalophora cecropia USA America's largest silkmoth Saturniidae in flight flying high speed photographic technique

RM2H9F05N–A White-throated Toucan seating on a Cecropia tree at dusk in the Amazon Rainforest

Forth Instar Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia Stock Photo

RF2MXFD2Y–Forth Instar Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia

Brown throated three toed sloth feeding on a Cecropia peltata tree image taken in Panamas rain forest Stock Photo

RF2A8AHBT–Brown throated three toed sloth feeding on a Cecropia peltata tree image taken in Panamas rain forest

RFFC28XH–Cecropia (Cecropia), Madre Dios River, Manu National Park, Peru

RMABH1KT–Guarumo close up. Cecropia sp tree from Panama, Central America

RMF2X433–Cecropia tree, a secondary forest species, with stilt roots. In the Ecuadorian Amazon. HDR image

Cecropia obtusifolia young tree backlit Iwokrama Rainforest Guiana Shield Guyana South America October Stock Photo

RMBHJDF6–Cecropia obtusifolia young tree backlit Iwokrama Rainforest Guiana Shield Guyana South America October

RM2DF6T17–Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Manaus, Brazil.

Sloth in Cecropia tree top at InBio biodiversity educational institute in Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RF2C8RRTJ–Sloth in Cecropia tree top at InBio biodiversity educational institute in Costa Rica.

RF2J2EWEJ–Hyalophora cecropia caterpillar on a branch deep in the forest in Canada

RMCNX3GX–Cecropia leaves backlit

RF2G3YE1Y–Cecropia tree and blue sky

A beautiful shot of Cecropia peltata Stock Photo

RF2JKP10A–A beautiful shot of Cecropia peltata

RF2M1M3JK–Acropolis of Athens (Cecropia) in Greece

Cecropia silkmoth, Hyalophora cecropia, ventral side on black background Stock Photo

RFF776CC–Cecropia silkmoth, Hyalophora cecropia, ventral side on black background

Bright green and blue cecropia caterpillar on twig macro up close with orange background Stock Photo

RF2GKE36B–Bright green and blue cecropia caterpillar on twig macro up close with orange background

Guarumo tree (Cecropia obtusifolia) with inflorescences Stock Photo

RF2JJE3RC–Guarumo tree (Cecropia obtusifolia) with inflorescences

RMFB64MW–Adult cecropia moth male, Hyalophora cecropia

Trumpet Tree, Cecropia peltata, Urticaceae, Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica Stock Photo

RM2C9M9H4–Trumpet Tree, Cecropia peltata, Urticaceae, Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica

RM2H9F05W–A White-throated Toucan seating on a Cecropia tree at dusk in the Amazon Rainforest

RF2MXFD33–Forth Instar Cecropia Caterpillar - Hyalophora cecropia

RF2A8AH9P–Brown throated three toed sloth feeding on a Cecropia peltata tree image taken in Panamas rain forest

Leaves on a Cecropia tree in the lush rainforest of Metropolitan park, Panama City, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RM2BWTHX6–Leaves on a Cecropia tree in the lush rainforest of Metropolitan park, Panama City, Republic of Panama.

RMABH3RP–Guarumo close up. Cecropia sp tree from Panama, Central America

Cecropia cocoon (Hyalophora cecropia), spun on tree limb, Winter, E USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc Stock Photo

RF2ATEW2D–Cecropia cocoon (Hyalophora cecropia), spun on tree limb, Winter, E USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc

Wild sloth climbing up to the top of a Cecropia tree in rainforest. Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth (Bradypus variegatus) Stock Photo

RMDGXTYE–Wild sloth climbing up to the top of a Cecropia tree in rainforest. Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth (Bradypus variegatus)

Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Paraty, Brazil. Palmate leaves Stock Photo

RM2DF6T14–Snakewood (Cecropia peltata) is an evergreen invasive tree native to tropical Americas. This photo was taken near Paraty, Brazil. Palmate leaves