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Photo by Daniel McNair
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Species ID Suggestions

Spiny Oakworm Moth

Anisota stigma

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Nina C. Wilde
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Comments (5)
Daniel McNair
Thanks! I do have a bit of a backlog of spottings I need to identify, but I only update IDs when I'm quite certain of them. Project Noah me saves a lot of time in the ID process, but I think it is still important to do the taxonomy myself (so I can learn from the process). I just haven't had time to do this on all of my spottings.
ceherzog
Hi Daniel, Do you know how to update the correct name on your spottings? I see several of them have been Id'd for you so you need to change them from Unnamed spotting. Super spotting by the way.
KeithRoragen
Oakworm Moth - Anisota sp. It is difficult to tell which one. Spiny, maybe? http://bugguide.net/node/view/321 Fantastic image.

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PublishedJune 24, 2012

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