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Photo 4387
“Gray Half-Spot” [Filler]
Yeah, not a great photo, but good enough to ID the moth. Another new-to-me moth. Thanks, Seek (and KV)!
» ID’ed as
Nedra ramosula
or “Gray Half-Spot” at: [
BugGuide
]
» Submitted as
Nedra ramosula
or “Gray Half-Spot”: [
BAMONA
] [
iNaturalist
]
» Species pages: [
BAMONA
] [
BugGuide
] [
iNaturalist
] [
MPG
] [
UK Moths
]
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Rick Schies
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Goodness, at first I thought it was a piece of wood
October 29th, 2024
Thom Mitchell
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Some moths are masters of disguise!
October 29th, 2024
Corinne C
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It really blends in its environment!
October 29th, 2024
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