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Photo by craigwilliams
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Field Notes

Description:

Micro moth, 2-3cm across

Habitat:

Spotted in household corridor.

Species ID Suggestions

Riband Wave

Idaea aversata

Reference Link
Maniacval
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Comments (5)
LarryGraziano
Boy that sounds great! If they have the budget and you need a temporary intern for a few weeks you can send me a ticket!
LarryGraziano
Oh Boy! Singapore....lots of glass and concrete but I imagine that there are plenty of spotting possibilities. I am glad you are doing well! Best of luck to you!
craigwilliams
Thanks Larry! I'm good but busy, busy, busy recently. Amongst other things, preparing to move to Singapore!
LarryGraziano
Hi Craig! I haven't seen much of you lately. I hope you are doing well! This a type of Geometrid Moth. I am sure bayucca can help you better than I.
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PublishedFebruary 14, 2012

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