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Photo by JakeFrancis
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Field Notes

Description:

Small moth with forewing length of ~10mm and overall length of ~14mm

Habitat:

10 meters from Big Wheeling Creek near Planted Hemlock and spruce, surrounded by beech maple forest, within 300 meters of mowed field

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (4)
JakeFrancis
Thanks J, My guide has only one Tubeworm (Dark Grass-Tubeworm), so I will check out the Moth Photographers Group to try and narrow it down.

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PublishedAugust 6, 2012

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