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Post by uvarmsrace on Sept 9, 2018 18:49:29 GMT -8
I'm looking for assistance IDing the moth (male and female image included) for some time. From the cupped, pectinate antennae and general shape it looks to me to be a Notodont or Lasiocampid, but I cannot match it up with anything. Size (wingspan) of females is about 45-55 mm, males slightly smaller. It occurs in abundance and both sexes come to light during a short emergence period in July each year. The location is on my ranch, situated in the Yellow Pine - Incense Cedar transition forest of East-Central Fresno County, central California, at the 4,500' elevation. Anyone familiar with this sp.? I cannot see a way to upload the photo. Can someone explain how? I'm working from a smart phone. Will try to edit from a computer.
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Post by Adam Cotton on Sept 10, 2018 8:40:41 GMT -8
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