Cub's Corner Facebook General Info Exhibits Educational Programs Special Events Membership Volunteer! Wildlife Theater Facilities/Rental Research Projects About Us Tour Info Contacts Home Hyatt Moth Collection Back to Category List David Hyatt of Tucson donated approximately 1500 specimens of Saturnid and other moths and arthropods to the International Wildlife Museum in November of 2003. About half the collection consists of hand-reared silkmoths of the family Saturnidae. There are significant wild-caught collections of moths from Arizona and from the eastern United States. The collection includes a sample of an undescribed form of Eupackardia calleta from near, Ajo, Arizona. Dave Hyatt is an avid amature naturalist. He was one of the founding members of the Tucson Herpetological Society. Drawer H - 01 view Drawer H - 02 view Drawer H - 03 view Drawer H - 04 view Drawer H - 05 view Drawer H - 06 view Drawer H - 07 view Drawer H - 08 view Drawer H - 09 view Drawer H - 10 view Drawer H - 11 view Drawer H - 12 view Drawer H - 13 view Drawer H - 14 view Drawer H - 15 view Drawer H - 16 view Drawer H - 17 view Drawer H - 18 view Drawer H - 19 view Drawer H - 20 view Drawer H - 21 view Drawer H - 22 view Drawer H - 23 view Drawer H - 24 view Drawer H - 25 view Drawer H - 26 view Drawer H - 27 view DrawerH - 28 view Drawer H - 29 view Drawer H - 30 view Drawer H - 31 view Drawer H - 32 view Drawer H - 33 view International Wildlife Museum 4800 W Gates Pass Road Tucson, AZ 85745 Business Office: (520) 629-0100 Fax: (520) 618-3561 Copyright 2005-2009, Safari Club International Foundation All Rights Reserved