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Field Notes

Description:

Day flying moth

Habitat:

Open grass field

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (4)
DanielePralong
I hope you find the right one in the Danish database Faredin. They're a bit of a pain to ID :-)
FaredinAliyevski
Thanks Daniele, there are a few that look similar but still mine was bigger didn't really look like those on the list. But since I know the family then I can check on the danish database so thanks a lot.
DanielePralong
Hi Faredin! A Crambidae, sub-family Craminae I think. They are everywhere at the moment! Have a look in there for instance: http://ukmoths.org.uk/thumbnail.php?mode=subf&subf=Crambinae

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Scandinavian's Biodiversity
Mission
European Butterflies and Moths
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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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PublishedAugust 10, 2013

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