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Triangle Moth

Epidesmia chilonaria

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Field Notes

Notes:

These are common throughout the year around here. This specimen was a night flying one found on a light bollard. Probably disturbed in a nearby field and went looking for enough light to land. There are a few spottings in my files

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Epidesmia chilonaria, Triangle moth | Project Noah

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PublishedSeptember 9, 2013

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