File:ComputerHotline - Lepidoptera sp. (by) (30).jpg

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English: An Atlas moth (Attacus atlas).
Français : Un Atlas (Attacus atlas).
Deutsch: Atlasspinner
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Attacus atlas

Author Thomas Bresson from Belfort, France
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Camera location48° 10′ 51.19″ N, 7° 19′ 16.66″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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Attacus atlas

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48°10'51.190"N, 7°19'16.658"E

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