LUNA MOTH filmed on the Ruth & Richard Treat farm in June 2007

Luna moths are one of the most unusual and beautiful of the North American moths known as Saturnidae. They are well known for their green-yellow colors and long tails, and although they are often seen in pictures, they are a real surprise when found in nature. Although they are common throughout the eastern U.S., their night flying habits and short life span as an adult moth, only about one week, combine to make them a rare find. The luna moth, with a wingspan of 4.5-5.0 inches, is one of the largest moths in North America and is very common in many of the eastern states from Maine all the way to Florida.

White Tailed Deer Photo by Eileen Stanley	Summer Sunset Photo by Michael Staron

A Bolton Pond in Late Summer

Bolton Girl Scouts / Timber Trails June 2005
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The 2003 Bolton Garden Club
Shown from left to right are Janet Columbia, club president, Kim Columbia, Dorothy Tuthill, Sue Buonomano, Pat Busque, Gretchen Wiedie, and Arlene Giglio.

Luncheon on the Senior Center Terrace -- Photo by Olga Delany

Strawberry Picking at Pesce's Farm -- Photos by Eileen Stanley

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