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Four-spotted Bird-dropping Moth

Tarache tetragona

Photo by AshleyT
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Field Notes

Description:

A small, white moth with a large black patch on the back.

Habitat:

Came to the porch light at night in a thorn-scrub area near a spring fed pond.

Reference Links:

Moth Photographers Group – Tarache tetragona – 9143

Species ID Suggestions

Four-spotted Bird Dropping Moth

Tarache tetragona
Jacob Gorneau
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