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bayucca
Yes, Orgyia postica, one of the colorful Orgyia.
Gaia80
You're welcome, I agree with your decition as the Coco Tussock Moth doesn't have the white spot at the low and inner end of the forewings like the other species I looked at.
DrNamgyalTSherpa
Thanks Gaia80 for the lead. I have decided for Orgyia postica. .
Gaia80
Could be one of the species in the genus Orgyia, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?locale=en-US&place_id=6681&taxon_id=49031&view=species

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PublishedAugust 11, 2019

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