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Perbosci Wasp Moth

Isanthrene perbosci

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Perbosci Wasp Moth

Isanthrene perbosci

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Common name would be: Perbosci Wasp Moth. Your name was from my first suggestion.
Thank you for all the research. At times to find the animals, you have to put in their place ;)
Some more links: http://www.mbarnes.force9.co.uk/belizemoths/images4/isaper.htm http://neoleps.blogspot.com/2009/02/isanthrene-perbosci-guerin-meneville.html
Sorry for the confusion! I thought the moth was hanging on a tree, not you ;-)...
Looking at the size of the apical black edge and the white spots, I think it is rather Perbosci than Echemon. I cancel my first guess and add Perbosci.
No sorry I don't have. I was hanging on a tree I did not have much choice in shooting
Do you have any other shot with a different view to check the veins?
That's a tricky one! Looks close to Amber Moth, but it's not, due to the reddish antennae and the broad black apex of the forewing. It is definitely Arctiidae, Ctenuchinae. Never noticed one with red antennae.
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PublishedFebruary 7, 2012

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