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Photo by Maniacval
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Field Notes

Notes:

Probably Crambidae/Spilomelini....

Species ID Suggestions

Crambid snouth moth

Crambidae
vxlpix
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Comments (13)
vxlpix
Maybe Acentropinae from the wing pattern, I'm not familiar with what this species could be, assuming it's in Spilomelinae
Maniacval
You're welcome Daniele...I try to determinate here...but I busy with studies of nature for Natuurpunt (Belgium) now. Regards
DanielePralong
Thanks for your current wave of help with IDs Maniacval!
Maniacval
Muchas gracias Daniele asi lo hare tan pronto como coja algo de tiempo para diseñarla.
DanielePralong
Hola Manval! Lo siento, tenemos problemos con chat :-( Si tiene una idea para una misión de nivel mundial, por favor escribe a [email protected]. Gracias!
Maniacval
Hi nexttogone Thank you! It's a moth called Pterophorus pentadactyla.
nexttogone
Beautiful! Welcome to Project Noah. So what is your avatar pic?
Maniacval
Thank you very much for your comment J
ChunXingWong
This is a great spotting. Welcome to Project Noah.

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PublishedOctober 19, 2012

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