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Parthenice Tiger Moth

Grammia parthenice

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35.183, -80.8575

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Description:

wings and thorax are black with a complex network of light brown lines that lend themselves to the name "Tiger" moth; the body is stout and furry

Habitat:

urban schoolyard edge of woods on oak leaf

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Parthenice Tiger Moth

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PublishedJanuary 8, 2016

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