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Field Notes

Habitat:

Pines, cherry, bamboo and other mixed forests. Cool to warm place. Altitude: 1,700 m.

Notes:

This moth had come to visit my CFL light at night. By giving a closer look at the thoracic part, that is the tuft of mane, now I know why these snouts are called tiger. It looks like a tiger!

Species ID Suggestions

Tiger moth

Asota tortuosa

Reference Link
Ornithoptera80
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