Light Trap Aspect at the Radisson

2015 Panama Moths

Folder: Central America
The Moth species which we have recorded at the two hotels through our stay.145 species have so far been logged and added here, but there are a few more smaller moths yet to review. Picture Reference Numbers are PxxxR= Radisson Hotel, PxxxG= Gamboa Hotel, and PxxxRG at both hotels. The reference number is just the order in which my photographs were logged pending species identification, but these m…  (read more)
P106G Spodoptera dolichos

P106G Spodoptera dolichos

27 Apr 2015 145
Noctuidae
P107G Eutelia abscondens

P107G Eutelia abscondens

27 Apr 2015 169
Euteliidae, Euteliinae. - Wingspan: 35mm. A single specimen came to our trap on the 27th April.
P109G

P109G

27 Apr 2015 128
A strange moth indeed! I can't decide whether the two front appurtenances are modified fore-legs, extended palps, or maybe even short antennae. At present, I don't have any idea which family even that this little moth is a member of.
P109G

P109G

05 Dec 2015 104
As the live insect didn't have any yellow shown on its wings originally, it appears that this is an artefact of the pinning process, and may be leakage of the body fluids.
P112G Dysodia speculifera

P112G Dysodia speculifera

27 Apr 2015 121
P113G Natada confusa

P113G Natada confusa

27 Apr 2015 198
Limacodidae - Wingspan: 34mm. A single specimen came to our light trap at the second hotel on the 27th April.
P116G Mocis sp.

P116G Mocis sp.

27 Apr 2015 117
P119G Apatelodes paratima

P119G Apatelodes paratima

27 Apr 2015 162
Bombycidae
168 items in total