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Moth Identification Guide
- Size: Small to medium depending on species.
- Body: Soft, slender body covered with tiny scales.
- Wings: Broad wings with unique colors and patterns.
- Antennae: Feather-like or thin antennae used for sensing.
- Color: Brown, gray, white, black, or brightly patterned.
- Activity: Mostly active at night and attracted to light.
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