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Banded Tiger

Halysidota sp.

Photo by pamsai
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9.84, -83.58

Field Notes

Habitat:

found in the evening on a sheet under a halogen light, in pre-montane rainforest outside Tuis, Costa Rica

Species ID Suggestions

Banded Tiger

Halysidota sp.

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Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (2)
pamsai
thanks Jacubko. I really like the markin gs on this moth.
Jacob Gorneau
In North America, Halysidota sp. are unable to be distinguished without DNA or genitalia dissection. Looking at the possibilities for Costa Rica, this may be the case there as well.

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PublishedJuly 24, 2013

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