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Plume Moth

Pterophoridae

Photo by HenryTang
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Field Notes

Description:

One of the weirdest moth I've ever seen. A quick search of "T-Shaped Moth" on google suggested that it's belongs to the plume moth family. This one is spotted on the laundry door.

Habitat:

Spotted in residential area near rocky desert area.

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Pterophoridae

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