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Aglaopus pyrrhata (Leaf Moth)

Aglaopus pyrrhata
Aglaopus pyrrhata
Aglaopus pyrrhata
Aglaopus pyrrhata

Analytarcha colleta (Tineid moth (Myrmecozelinae)

Analytarcha colleta

Balantiucha cyclocrossa (An Uraniid moth (Eplipleminae))

Balantiucha cyclocrossa

Balantiucha decorata (Other moths (Uraniiadae family))

Balantiucha decorata
Balantiucha decorata
Balantiucha decorata
Balantiucha decorata

Comana albibasis (Lion's Mane Moth)

Comana albibasis
Comana albibasis
Comana albibasis

Hyblaea ibidias (A Teak moth (Hyblaeidae family).)

Hyblaea ibidias
Hyblaea ibidias
Hyblaea ibidias

Lactura sapotearum (A Forester or Burnet moth (Zygaenidae)

Lactura sapotearum

Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE (caterpillar or pupa or cocoon)

Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE
Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE
Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE
Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE

Panacela lewinae (A Monkey moth)

Panacela lewinae
Panacela lewinae
Panacela lewinae
Panacela lewinae

Pararguda crenulata (Lappett moth or Snout moth)

Pararguda crenulata
Pararguda crenulata
Pararguda crenulata
Pararguda crenulata

Phazaca sp. ANIC1 (A Swallowtail moth (Uraniidae)

Phazaca sp. ANIC1

Porela vitulina (Banded Porela)

Porela vitulina
Porela vitulina
Porela vitulina
Porela vitulina

Pseudanapaea (genus) (A cup moth)

Pseudanapaea (genus)
Pseudanapaea (genus)
Pseudanapaea (genus)
Pseudanapaea (genus)

Tineidae (family) (Clothes moths (Tineidae))

Tineidae (family)
Tineidae (family)
Tineidae (family)
Tineidae (family)
810,854 sightings of 22,063 species from 13,810 members
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