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Oecephoridae Moth

Zonopetala clerota

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Field Notes

Habitat:

This one was asleep on a she oak at night near a light

Notes:

changed id from Gelechid

Reference Links:

Zonopetala clerota, Zonopetala clerota

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
StephenSolomons
I have thought of it. There are five lights on the driveways of the flats that give me a constant supply of moths for now. I am struggling to identify the backlog from that so I will wait until I have upped my research books. You can guide me when I decide to go a little further?
Mark Ridgway
You've got quite a collection of moths now. Have you thought of making a light trap?

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PublishedOctober 7, 2013

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