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Mulberry Leaftier Moth

Glyphodes sibillalis

Photo by pamsai
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Field Notes

Habitat:

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

Reference Links:

Moth Photographers Group – Glyphodes sibillalis – 5198

Species ID Suggestions

Mulberry Leaftier Moth

Glyphodes sibillalis

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Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (3)
pamsai
Looks the same to me Jakubko. Thanks. Don't know why some of the photos came out with that green light. I thought it must be the angle and the halogen light.
Jacob Gorneau
Looks like a Glyphodes sp. for sure, I am not sure about Glyphodes sibillalis, please verify!
Carol Snow Milne
Stunning color and design! You are finding such amazing moths. I am glad your trip it going so well.

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