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Endotricha Flammealis Moth

Endotricha Flammealis

Photo by Andy Mortlock
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Field Notes

Description:

no common English name, has a strange resting posture with upturned front and tail.

Habitat:

We spotted this moth under a Pheasant Berry shrub leaf

Species ID Suggestions

Endotricha flammealis

Comments (9)

Thank you for pushing me in the right direction Ashish :0)
Yes you got it...edit your spotting ..!!
Thank you Ashish I think I may have identified it as a Endotricha flammealis
Can be Lypotigris fusalis
Herculia rubidalis is of different body structure..check another link
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/fast.php?plate=12.1&page=3&sort=h
Looks similar to a Herculia rubidalis maybe related? http://www.hlasek.com/herculia_rubidalis_al2594.html
http://www.pbase.com/rcm1840/crambidsnoutmoths

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