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Photo by Steffi
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Field Notes

Description:

Yellow moth with darker spots in two bands across his wings

Habitat:

my garden

Species ID Suggestions

The Beggar

Eubaphe mendica

Reference Link
Jacob Gorneau
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Comments (5)
Jacob Gorneau
Awesome spotting! This actually is a moth. Alice is correct, moths usually do have feathery antennae, but there are always exceptions.. :-)
Steffi
Thanks LucBertrand :)
LucBertrand
Wow ! it is very well photographed this beautiful plant. I like your butterfly :)
Steffi
Are you sure? Wooly bear moths don't have feathered antennae either...

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Ohio Lepidoptera
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PublishedJune 10, 2011

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