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No. 1
Possibly Proteuxoa sp.
NOCTUIDAE
Subfamily: Amphipyrinae
No. 2 Static wingspan - 4cm.
Triangular Moth
Triangular Moth
Epidesmia sp. (Probably Epidesmia hypenaria -thanks MH!)
GEOMETRIDAE : Oenochrominae
No. 3
Pyralis farinalis in typical position. This one showing green on wings as opposed to the fawn version in previous December Mothing entry.
PYRALIDAE
Unknown:
Unknown:
No. 4 Pyralid
No. 5 - quite a small moth
UPDATE: Phrissogonus laticostata (female)
GEOMETRIDAE : Larentiinae (Thanks to MH)
No. 6 - about 2cm in length
Oecophorid
2 comments:
that pyralid is a nice moth JL, haven't had one here.
I like their colour too, Duncan. I get my fair share. A couple of aviaries with vegetation may possibly be responsible! :-)
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