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Darling Underwing

Catocala cara

Photo by Sapping
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Catocala concumbens

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Darling Underwing

Catocala cara

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Jacob Gorneau
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Sapping
I think you're right. I'll update the info, thank you very much for finding it. Much appreciated!
Jacob Gorneau
Sapping, After more looking, I believe your moth to be the Darling Underwing, Catocala cara: http://www.silkmoths.bizland.com/catcara.htm
Sapping
Yes, they're considered minor pests since they feed on the leaves of trees, thereby "skeletonizing" them, hence the name.

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