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Eastern Pine Catkin Borer (Calosima dianella)Observer
treichardDescription
Specimen #2227
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Sweet Broom Plume Moth (Stenoptilodes brevipennis)Observer
ashleybosargeDescription
ID is just a guess. I collected a couple yesterday. One pupated over night. Not sure what the plant is.
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dbeadleDescription
Photographed at South Walsingham, Ontario over the weekend of 18-20 June 2010.
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Eupatorium Plume Moth (Oidaematophorus eupatorii)Observer
joannerussoDescription
confirmed by Debbie Matthews
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bug_ericDescription
Attracted to light on garage at night at private residence. With Heidi Eaton.
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American Ear Moth (Amphipoea americana)Observer
joannerussoDescription
image showing variation in size; presence and absence of white scales in the reniform spot - only female is lower right. IDs can be easily confirmed with specimen in hand by brushing the scales off the tail - images included.
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Tulip-tree Silkmoth (Callosamia angulifera)Observer
daviswjDescription
Sheet at the Pavillion.
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Early Fan-Foot (Zanclognatha cruralis)Observer
richardyankDescription
Cumberland, Ottawa, Ontario
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Metallus rohweriObserver
treichardDescription
The leafminer on Rubus
Host plant at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/201914361
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Himmelman's Plume Moth (Geina tenuidactylus)Observer
treichardDescription
Specimen #1653
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False Foxglove Plume Moth and Allies (Complex Paraplatyptilia auriga)Observer
hughmcguinnessDescription
auriga/watkinsi
Dissection by Tim Reichard.
@treichard @plumemothdotcom
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tomandjillDescription
Forelegs are "booted" at the femur portion of the legs. Dark X like markings at tips of wings.
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Sweet Broom Plume Moth (Stenoptilodes brevipennis)Observer
ashleybosargeDescription
ID is just a guess. I collected a couple yesterday. One pupated over night. Not sure what the plant is.
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Grape Plume Moth (Geina periscelidactylus)Observer
b_coulterDescription
On underside of Vitis leaf.
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Himmelman's and Busck's Plume Moths (Complex Geina tenuidactylus)Observer
altspen
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treichardDescription
Specimen #1547
Valva with separate costal arm with two processes
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False Foxglove Plume Moth and Allies (Complex Paraplatyptilia auriga)Observer
mikeburrellDescription
At mercury vapor light.
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Greater Grapevine Looper Moth (Eulithis gracilineata)Observer
royaltylerDescription
per VA Brou:
Royal Tyler There were two people in North America over the past 40 years who could reliably visually distinguish these two species for the past several decades in eastern NA. One was the late Fred Rindge (AMNH), and the other was me. I provided numerous thousands of Louisiana geometrids to Rindge in the 70s, 80s, and 90s for identification. Based upon your illustrated image, this specimen appears to be Lygris gracilineata female.
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Greater Grapevine Looper Moth (Eulithis gracilineata)Observer
thomasirvineDescription
FW length of 17.5mm. Dissection and ID by JoAnne Russo.
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hughmcguinnessDescription
Upper side shows phenotype of angusella/latifasciella. Closeup of head shoes male antennae. Underside shows lack of black sex scaling. @paul_dennehy @treichard @joannerusso
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Typical Grass Miner Moths (Genus Elachista)Observer
treichardDescription
Specimen #484
Gnathos lobes separate, with stalks touching. Vinculum shorter than tegumen. Apex of sacculus without a thorn. Uncus lobes densely setose in apical half. Digitate process not widening toward apex.
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Typical Grass Miner Moths (Genus Elachista)Observer
treichardDescription
Specimen #1239
Apical fifth of each antenna is dark gray, concolorous with rest of antenna. Corpus bursae with single signum that is a dentate band. Ventral margin of ostium deeply concave with two lateral rods. Cluster of 4 teeth on ductus bursae, the two largest almost appearing as one in some views.
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American Straw-colored Plume Moths (Complex Hellinsia stramineus)Observer
joannerusso
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