Noctuidae (Hadeninae)
Folder: Moths by Family
Brocades, Quakers, and Leaf-eating Wainscots.
Antler Moth Cerapteryx graminis
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Antler Moth
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Stars of the catch of Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch Possingworth Park Moth event 3 Aug 2013
Antler Moth
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Stars of the catch of Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch Possingworth Park Moth event 3 Aug 2013
Smoky Wainscot
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Stars of the catch of Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch Possingworth Park Moth event 3 Aug 2013
Obscure Wainscot
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Stars of the catch 15 July, 2013.
The Clay and Obscure Wainscot can be very similar, here are some comparison shots.
These two individuals do look different in the photos, but they can look very similar.
Obscure Wainscot
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Stars of the catch 15 July, 2013.
The Clay and Obscure Wainscot can be very similar, here are some comparison shots.
These two individuals do look different in the photos, but they can look very similar.
Obscure Wainscot Underside
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Stars of the catch 15 July, 2013.
The Clay and Obscure Wainscot can be very similar, here are some comparison shots.
Obscure Wainscot will not have a belt. Yes they do both like playing dead...lol
Dot Moth
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Stars of the catch 14 July 2013.
NFY - Always an attractive moth, the caterpillars are really lovelly as well.
Varied Coronet
Varied Coronet
Coronet and Varied Coronet Comparison
L-album Wainscot
Shoulder-striped Wainscot
Shoulder-striped Wainscot Side
Shoulder-striped Wainscot Resting Position
Patio Life: Bright-line Brown-eye Eggs
Broad-barred White
Shears
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