Favoritos de hanly
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
ticonachallcoherminioDescrição
Heterosera
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Lycorma delicatulaObservador
slfredebDescrição
Flew in our car at the Peace Bridge as we entered Canada
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Anerastia lotellaObservador
susan_kielbDescrição
Came to UV light.
An unusual find!
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Género CyzicusObservador
got_me_right_droveDescrição
Was found in the last bit of water left in tire ruts in the road. Went back two days later to collect and currently is just mud and open shells
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Parapoynx maculalisObservador
benkeenDescrição
This species is on the 2015 lepidoptera checklist of BC, even though there are no West Coast sightings or even anything west of Ontario.
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Pyrausta laticlaviaObservador
hockeysocksDescrição
Spotted this moth on the coyote mint.
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threelarkDescrição
can't find a better match in my reference book, but not familiar with this species.
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Pyrausta scurralisObservador
gcwarblerDescrição
A few of these showed up on each of the three mothing nights at Vallecito Campground.
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=5065
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Pyrausta scurralisObservador
hannawackerDescrição
Pyrausta sp., #72130, Neal Spring, Grand Canyon, Arizona, 24 August 1952, E. Christensen.
Grand Canyon Museum Collection 2 Albright Ave, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023 Phone: (928) 638-7769 https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/historyculture/muscol.htm
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krancmmDescrição
1st observation at this location
Easily overlooked amongst multitudes of common Crambids.
Image ID confirmed Ed Knudson, Texas Lep Survey. He noted "not common anywhere" ~10mm fwl
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=4933
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hoffmannatureDescrição
This moth was about 1/2 inch from head to tail. Very colorful.
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garybnunnDescrição
Richly colored gold and purplish-red. I believe this could be Hyalorista taeniolalis but just seems to be so far from other reports of this species, in both MPG or here on iNat. Just does not seem to be looking right for Pyrausta species such as P. socialis or P. fodinalis. Appreciate any feedback from those more familiar with Hyalorista taeniolalis.
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Pyrausta tyralisObservador
jakemccumberDescrição
Tiny, beautiful, and very active. Only got the one shot when if briefly landed.
