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Adjutant wainscot

Leucania adjuta

Photo by momsavang
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Field Notes

Description:

Maybe 1/4 inch long this pale moth was drawn to the porch light. It's wings looked like they were folded due to dark vertical markings. Some spotting was present, and head appeared to be "hairy"

Habitat:

west central ga

Reference Links:

Leucania adjuta - Wikipedia

Species ID Suggestions

Adjutant wainscot

Leucania adjuta

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