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Autographa gamma

Photo by IvanPancic
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45.3834, 20.3751

Field Notes

Habitat:

He landed on the bulb

Notes:

Noth Week 2019.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Gary Walton
You're welcome, Ivan. Your moth is very similar, especially the marking, to one I've seen here called Autographa precationis.
Gary Walton
This moth is probably in the Family Noctuidae (Owlet Moths) and possibly in Subfamily Plusiinae (Looper Moths). If that is correct then it might be in either the Tribe Argyrogrammatini or Tribe Plusiini. At least that is where I would start looking if this were a North American moth. I'm pretty sure Argyrogrammatini and Plusiini occur in Europe as well.

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PublishedJuly 23, 2019

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