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Eusarca confusaria

Thanks to Richard Brown of the Mississippi State University Entomology Department for the identification.

micritter, Diane Putnam, Doerthe, sunlight and 5 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Jocelyne Villoing ^club

Je ne le connais point non plus, il y en a tant !****************

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied to Jocelyne Villoing ^club

Merci beaucoup, Jocelyne.

6 years ago.

Marie-claire Gallet

I am not a specialist in moths, but give you the link (ask an exprert), maybe someone will help you, Ronald !!

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied to Marie-claire Gallet

I looked through my insect field guide again and have decided this is probably Campaea perlata. There is an amazing number of moth species in the world. I have a friend who is a professional expert on moths; I will verify the identification with him.

6 years ago.

Marie-claire Gallet

6 years ago.

Martine

Une incroyable capture et une belle découverte.

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied to Martine

Merci beaucoup, Martine.

6 years ago.

Diane Putnam ^club

Super closeup! I like the interesting, squiggly bug trail on the right.

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied to Diane Putnam ^club

Thanks, Diane. I hadn't noticed the trail.

6 years ago.

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