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Hemlock Looper

Lambdina fiscellaria

Photo by Machi
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Field Notes

Description:

I saw this species in two different spots on the same trail.

Habitat:

Forested trail on Douglas mountain

Reference Links:

Moth Photographers Group – Lambdina fiscellaria – 6888

Species ID Suggestions

Hemlock Looper

Lambdina fiscellaria

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Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (2)
Machi
Thanks Jacob! It is a really nice walk up, especially with the leaves changing as they were when I went :)
Jacob Gorneau
I love Douglas Mountain. In terms of moths saw the larva of Parallelia bistriaris and an adult Pangrapta declares while there. I was there in early August, so some beautiful mushrooms were everywhere. What a wonderful place.

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PublishedOctober 22, 2015

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