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Yellow Belle Moth

Aspitates ochrearia

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Field Notes

Description:

2 separate moths but I think the same species.

Habitat:

balcony

Reference Links:

Aspitates ochrearia

Species ID Suggestions

Yellow Belle

Aspitates ochrearia
Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (2)
Malcolm Wilton-Jones
Thanks for the ID J, page updated and learnt a new English word - bipectinate!
Jacob Gorneau
The male is the lighter colored one with bipectinate antennae, and the female is the darker one lacking bipectinate antennae: http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/SemiaOchre.htm

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PublishedJune 8, 2013

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