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Four-spotted Angle

Trigrammia quadrinotaria

Photo by Jacob Gorneau
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Field Notes

Notes:

Lifer!
Mothapalooza 2014—Brookside Haven

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Comments (2)
Jacob Gorneau
Thank you very much Diane! I was hooked that it was a Macaria of some sort, but after looking at the wingshape for some while, I decided it'd be best to check out the tribe including Macaria–Macariini—and lo and behold, there it was! It was so great to see this one.
DianePlatcoBrooks
Hi Jakubko ! This one seemed to have everyone puzzled. I got it last year too, and it took me quite a while to finally ID it then. I'm glad you got to see it !

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