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Leopard Moth

Pantherodes conglomerata

Photo by Tom15
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Species ID Suggestions

Leopard Moth

Pantherodes conglomerata

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Comments (4)
Tom15
Thanks Lauren. I had a great time in Ecuador finding all sorts of fabulous creatures!
LaurenZarate
Beautiful! I hadn't seen this species before. You have found the most amazing things in Ecuador.
Tom15
Thanks bayucca, it's great to get this leopard moth to species!
bayucca
Geometridae, Ennominae, Pantherodes sp. and in this case, the only Pantherodes I am pretty sure about the ID: Pantherodes conglomerata. Most of the other Pantherodes look almost identical, many probably with wrong or uncertain IDs.

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