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Leopard Moth

Pantherodes sp.

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Leopard Moth

Pantherodes sp.

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bayucca
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bayucca
I am not sure, certainly the same genus, but species? The only thing I know that I have doubts about any of the existing IDs, nobody can explain me the differences and all over the web are IDs?? I would tend for Pardalaria without being 100% convinced.
rubens.luciano
bayucca, what about this one ? http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/6889527 Are they the same species ?
bayucca
Geometridae, Pantherodes sp., unfortunately I can't get closer than the genus and until now nowbody could tell me how to separate all these different species, besides the typical form of Pantherodes conglomerata.
Gilma Jeannette Ospino Ferreira-Norman
Gorgeous!! But it does not look like my Tiger Moth?! Perhaps there are different species of Tiger Moths? http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/16162133

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