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lbradley wrote:
2 Apr 2025
Thank you for identification and clarification.
Amata phepsalotis
ibaird wrote:
2 Apr 2025
Agreed
Amata phepsalotis
WendyEM wrote:
2 Apr 2025
It is the first record of this species for NMapr ! Well spotted Ibradley. A valuable record.
Amata phepsalotis
ibaird wrote:
2 Apr 2025
OK, well spotted WendyEm. Sorry Ibradley, not so significanrt after all!
Amata phepsalotis
WendyEM wrote:
1 Apr 2025
The BOLD (Hobern) specimans of A. bicolor have a red collar & head, black end of abdomen and no spots on the wings. Above moth has red collar, black head, orange end of abdomen and spots on the wings. A. phepsalotis better matches this moth. Both sp. have white ends on their antennae.
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=321544
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=77027
Amata phepsalotis

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