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Moth

Amata sp.

Photo by Huha
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Field Notes

Description:

Moth？I'm not sure.

Habitat:

School dormitory

Species ID Suggestions

Moth

Amata sp.

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Christine Y.
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Comments (2)
Christine Y.
Great spotting! This is a moth (Amata species), which are commonly referred to as Wasp or Tiger Moths and are in the Arctiidae Family. Not sure the exact species though.

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PublishedMay 28, 2013

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