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The Riband Wave

Idaea aversata

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55.6514, 12.1978

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Habitat:

Backyard

Species ID Suggestions

The Riband Wave

Idaea aversata

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Jopy
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Comments (7)
Jopy
haha as I see, coffee determinates spottings not us :D this one was easy one, will remember it forever...ok, will tell you when find other ID's.. :)
FaredinAliyevski
I really need to drink my coffee fast and check it better but thanks for your hard work :). The pictures are not in good quality so if you think some of them are too be to be classified then please just tell me so I take them out :).
Jopy
yes, it is, take a look here, on one picture is your previous spotting, on second is this one http://www.davefenwick.com/roscadghill/moth_idaea_aversata_riband_wave.html
FaredinAliyevski
no no can't be, the other ones has 3 lines and this one has a light brown band but i will check, might be light effect :)
Jopy
yes, you have, this one is the same as http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/33760037 :D
Jopy
again this one :)

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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Scandinavian's Biodiversity
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Moths of the World
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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Danish wildlife
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PublishedJuly 27, 2013

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