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Spotted Sulphur

Emmelia trabealis

Photo by IvanPancic
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Description:

The Emmelia trabealis,sometimes known as the Spotted Sulphur, is a species of moth of family Noctuidae.
Spotted by Ivan Pancic for National Moth Week 2014.

Habitat:

The Meadow

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