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Tri Coloured Tiger

Rhodogastria Amasis

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Description:

Presents as a medium sized and robust moth. At rest it appears with silver white colouring but in flight with wing open presents with striking orange and white abdomen. Larva are already in my Noah Photo collection that were added in august 2015. The larva known commonly as 'Wooly Bears' enjoy soft leaf plants especially Chrysanthemoides.

Habitat:

Popular in gardens

Notes:

Female Fanning Pheromones to attract males

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