Some more posers from the 12th, not all of them micros: the first is a rather poorly-marked macro, but which looks as though it should be identifiable; the second looks like some form of
Epinotia, but we can't find one that fits; the third also looks as though it should be straightforward, but again there's nothing obviously matching in the book; the fourth is another pesky pug, and the fifth looks hugely distinctive, but again we can't find anything to pin it down as: any suggestions for any? Steve and Xander Goddard
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| Unknown, 12/7/14 |
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| Unknown Epinotia, 12/7/14 |
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| Unknown micro, 12/7/14 |
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| Unknown pug, 12/7/14 |
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| Unknown, 12/7/14 |
Hi Steve, the first one looks like a rather worn Cloaked Minor and the third is Scrobipalpa costella.
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Last one looks like Duponchelia fovealis to me. BW, Marc
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, both: not wonder I couldn't find the Duponchelia, it's not in the Sterling and Parsons!
ReplyDeleteThe middle ones look like Epinotia nisella/cinereana and Scrobipalpa costella
ReplyDeleteThanks, Peter.
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