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Moth

Coleophora sp.

Photo by IvanPancic
Published on Project Noah
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45.3801, 20.3934

Field Notes

Habitat:

Meadows

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
Jim Swalwell
Hi, Definitely a Coleophora species, perhaps lixella, ochrea or lineola. The problem is that even the easy ones are difficult to separate unless under a microscope. Sorry. Jim

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PublishedMay 22, 2014

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