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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>====Lesser wax moth====<br />
[[Image:Achroia.grisella.jpg|thumb|200px|Lesser wax moth]]<br />
Wax moths were first seen in North America in 1806. People believe they came over with honeybees from Europe. The lesser wax moth is very common all over the world, except the colder regions. The larvae are the only ones that eat, the adults will not eat.</div>FuzzyBot