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rattyexplores · 10 months

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Grass Webworm Moth at the Train Station

Herpetogramma licarsisalis

19/03/23

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animalids · 3 years

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Grass moth (Cirrhochrista sp.)

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#unidentifiable #cirrhochrista #margaroniini #spilomelinae #crambidae #pyraloidea #obtectomera #ditrysia #heteroneura #glossata #lepidoptera #insecta #hexapoda #pancrustacea #arthropoda #panarthropoda #ecdysozoa

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that-crazy-scorpio-man · 5 years

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Another reason I need a macro lens. Look at this little one. You can barely see it but it’s still cute. Saw another one the other day but it got away.

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ecuadorlife · 5 years

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Moth, Azochis sp., Crambidae, Spilomelinae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: ID by Dominik Hofer from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay

#Andreas Kay #Crambidae #Ecuador #moth #Wildsumaco #Azochis #Spilomelinae

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caterpillar-gifs · 6 years

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Prepupal Psara sp. moth caterpillar in a hurry to find a safe place to make a cocoon

#gif #caterpillar gif #caterpillar #psara #moth #mothblr #psara moth #jellypillar #prepupal #spilomelinae #insects #lepidoptera

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drhoz · 5 years

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#1378 - Nausinoe pueritia

Photo from Luna’s Insect Challenge - Luna and her mum live in Umina Beach, New South Wales, and she intends to upload a different insect every day for the year. Nice to see the youngsters exercising their interest in natural history.

Anyway, this moth, also known as Phalaena pueritia, is a Spilomeline Crambid native to SE Asia and Australia’s northern and eastern states. The caterpillars roll up the leaf of whatever foodplant they’re eating, but the only foodplant I have information on is Chinese Bellflower ( Abutilon spp., in the Hibiscus family ).

#crambidae #spilomelinae #nausinoe #australian moth

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sinobug · 4 years

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MOTHS from Yunnan, China Click on and scroll through images for individual IDs….. by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr. Pu’er, Yunnan, China See more Chinese moths on my Flickr site HERE...

#insect #macro #China #Yunnan #itchydogimages #Sinobug #entomology #moth #Lepidoptera

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cienciasnacionales · 4 years

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Descubren una nueva especie de polilla y registran por primera vez el género Tetracona Meyrick en China

Desde hace barias décadas atrás se creía que el género de polillas Tetracona Meyrick solo tenían una distribución australiana, por lo cual su registro era limitado a 2 especies; sin embargo, ahora los investigadores han descubierto por primera vez en China una de estas especies ya descritas y han registrado el descubrimiento de una nueva y fantástica especie de polillas de este género.

El estudio…

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#China #hocico de polillas #nuevas especies #Pyraloidea #Spilomelinae #T. multispina Jie & Li #Taxonomía #Tetracona #Tetracona multispina

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hongkongnaturewalk · 10 years

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Chabula acamasalis

[Crambidae, Spilomelinae ]

16 July 2014, HK Island east.

#moth #lepidoptera #crambidae #spilomelinae #chabula #chabula acamasalis

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rattyexplores · 9 months

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Lesser Rice-Leafroller in the Grass

Marasmia poeyalis

22/03/23

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animalids · 3 years

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Grass moth (Glyphodes stolalis)

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#glyphodes stolalis #glyphodes #margaroniini #spilomelinae #crambidae #pyraloidea #obtectomera #ditrysia #heteroneura #glossata #lepidoptera #insecta #hexapoda #pancrustacea #arthropoda #panarthropoda #ecdysozoa

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rattyexplores · 3 years

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✤ Glyphodes stolalis - Crambidae

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rattyexplores · 3 years

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𝑪𝒊𝒓𝒓𝒉𝒐𝒄𝒉𝒓𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒂 𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒖𝒍𝒊𝒇𝒆𝒓𝒂

Apologies for the low-quality images, will replace when able.

Order Lepidoptera Superfamily Pyraloidea, “Pyraloid moths” or “Snout moths” Family Crambidae “Grass moths” Subfamily Spilomelinae

Larval stage has yet to be found. The larvae are thought to feed on:

Fig trees “Moraceae”

Other moths in Cirrhochrista genus have very similar wing patterns. Usually white, with golden edges around the wings, and the occasional spot in the centre.

Very beautiful, and I’ve also noticed that the prettiest webworm moths are out in the country side, or at least in places near cane. I’m very far from both those habitats right now... But I will set up moth-hunt night some day!

14/12/20 QLD Australia