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Dark-spotted palthis

Palthis angulalis

Photo by Saturniidae27
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Description:

Not a common visitor to our area, but genus (palthis) somewhat can be found occasionally in north Texas.Was found flying around a black light.One very distinctive feature it had was to large front legs, which can be seen in this picture.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/44691276@N06/36189903146/

Habitat:

Gardens,forested areas

Notes:

Usually they have a snout like structure on their head,but this one didn't, which probably meant it fell of some time while flying, most likely around the black light it was constantly hitting into.

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