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No. 1 Endoxyla encalypti
COSSIDAE


No. 2 Araeopaschia sp
PYRALIDAE : Epipaschiinae
NOCTUIDAE : Hadeninae
UNIDENTIFIED:
No. 4
Possibly GEOMETRIDAE : Ennominae (to be confirmed)
UPDATE: This is Sterictopsis argyraspis
GEOMETRIDAE : Geometrinae (Thanks for the tip, MH)
No. 5 I love this little moth. All of 1cm in length.
UPDATE: This might be Clania lewinii
PSYCHIDAE
Acknowledgements:
I would like to thank Marilyn, Wendy and Donald Hobern for their assistance with identifications.
Also, without excellent sites like Donald Hobern's and Mosura's, identification of many of the moths I have photographed would have been virtually impossible. Thank you, Donald and Mosura.
4 comments:
Hi JL
Glad you did not melt, and managed to avoid blackouts.
Your moths are great.
Would you pls check out David's Focus on Nature
site.
He has a huge moth, which I think is probably the same as your top one. You are more experienced in these things than I am.
Thanks
Denis
Melt? Melting now!! :-) The s/westerly change lasted about 30 seconds and it's now back up to 40deg in the shade!!!
I will check David's site, Denis, and help if I can.
No. 4 looks like a species of Sterictopsis, perhaps (Geometrinae).
http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxon=Sterictopsis
Thanks Ian,
I had it identified as Sterictopsis argyraspis
(thanks to Marilyn - per the update.)
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