Spilosoma borneensis

The moth in the link looks almost exactly like Mona's, although I do not think the ID is correct. I checked BOLD Systems, and a few other websites and they did not show a moth in Euproctis or Lymantriinae with this abdominal patterning, thoracic patterning, or forewing patterning. I'm certainly not sure, although this looks much like a Ischnarctia. However, I cannot find any records of the location of the Ischnarctia genus, except that its type specimen was found in Tanzania. I think you may share some species with Tanzania, but I'm not sure about any species in this genus. However, there are more species of Ischnarctia than just the one listed on BOLD Systems. http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/TaxBrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=451373 http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/research/projects/butmoth/search/GenusDetails.dsml?NUMBER=14798.0&AUTHOR=Bartel&beginIndex=0&listPageURL=GenusList2.dsml%3FAUTHOR%3DBartel&searchPageURL=BrowseAuthors.dsml%3FAUTHOR%3DBartel

:) :) Thanks to Juan Manuel's spotting similar to this one, where he provided the potokito link - http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/24626002 . Check pic#2, very similar to your moth :)

Could this be your pretty moth? - http://potokito-myshot.blogspot.com/2012/03/yellow-tussock-moth-euproctis-sp.html

The hindwings protruding from the forewings suggest this moth may be in the family Lasiocampidae. Thank you very much for these photos, it helps a lot.

Thank you, Mona! How large was this moth?

Hi Mona! What a beautiful moth! Do you have a few more angles of this moth you could upload?

Nice looking...Moth? very interesting, hope you get an ID, Mona Pirih.