Tiger moths (Arctiinae)
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PJH123
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30 Aug 2024
@donhe, Approximation only: they are egg shaped, with the pointed end flattened where they are attached to the leaf, and stand about 0.5mm tall and about 0.4mm at their widest.
Asura cervicalis
PJH123
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27 Jul 2024
I do not think the head is light enough to be tetramita, also the thorax of tetramita is described as “whitish-ochreous, anterior third fuscous”, while in equidistans it is described as "black, anterior edge finely ochreous and an oval oblong spot posteriorly on dorsum ochreous"
Chiriphe equidistans
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