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Crambid Snout Moth

Glyphodes sp.

Photo by Carolina
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Field Notes

Notes:

It was late at night and I didn't have anything at hand to compare the moth, only that tennis ball.

Species ID Suggestions

Crambid Snout Moth

Glyphodes sp.

Comments (12)

there isn't another I have seen that closely resembles this one. the glyphodes is the most similar however their range isn't.
Do moths play tennis? Good collection of shots - you got his underside! Beautiful little guy.
I'm not sure Sarah, but what a cool website!! Thank you for sharing that link, now it would be easy to identify the butterflies and moths I get to see :D
Related to Oospila albicoma matura? http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/Andes%20-%20Oospila%20albicoma%20matura.htm
Fantastic. Clever way to give context. Thanks for sharing.
They are similar, but I'm still not sure...
Also similar to Glyphodes microta
Cloded border.... (Lomaspilis marginata)..?
Marble design moth..!!
I don't know Dan! They all looked really different to me, but I don't know anything about moths so I don't know...
Wow, I never pictured it so small. I wondered if it could be related to your other recent spotting?
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PublishedJune 21, 2011

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