Erebid Moth

No problem, the mistake was made on my part anyway with mixing the scientific and common names...

Sorry for the confusion I made with the names. The common name Noctuid Moth is not correct. When I am commenting it is Erebidae, than we also should take Erebid Moth to be correct. Sorry for the confusion.

Erebidae, Erebinae, Thermesiini, Hemeroblemma sp.. Now the tricky part starts! It must be Hemeroblemma mexicana: http://www.discoverlife.org/mp/20q?search=Hemeroblemma+mexicana http://www.flickr.com/photos/franciscomarval/6615503721/ So we have a positive record for Venezuela and Guyana: http://www.guianensis.fr/images/Noctuidae/Noct%20Phil.C/Guy%2003327-s3.jpg However, the one from Guyana is IDed as Hemeroblemma nr saundersi, which looks like this and is reported from Brazil and Peru: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/KJAiyrn5shQ89-Oftuic-w http://www.flickr.com/photos/neis/5713982031/ OK, the one from Brazil has the ID from me... The one from Guyana looks in my eyes like Hemerblemma mexicana as well, I will contact the author to check this one. Another Hemeroblemma mexicana from Texas: http://leps.thenalls.net/moth.php?lep=9307551 So, please, check all the links and verify! It is possible that there is Hemerblemma mexicana reported that south in Brazil and you maybe have to ask some local people, if there are reports of Mexicana in Brazil.