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Pale Beauty

Campaea perlata

Photo by ScottTabor
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Pale Beauty

Campaea perlata

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ForestDragon
I just realized, below the moth in the first image is another Crane Fly. It looks like a different species than the one in the second picture. If you have a way to crop these images and post them separately, it will be much easier to ID them and then the database on the site can categorize them properly! :-)
ForestDragon
Scott, nice pictures. The moth in the first image looks like a Pale Beauty. The second image looks like a type of Crane Fly. You should make the Crane Fly into it's own spotting.

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