I had only seen this moth species once before and that was in the early 2000's. Yesterday we had stopped at a gas station and there were several Rosy Maple Moths on the outside wall of the building. A welcomed sighting of a very colourful moth.
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- Rosy Maple Moth [Dryocampa rubicunda]
- Virginia Tiger Moth [Spilosoma virginica]
- Smith's Dart [Xestia smithii]
- False Crocus Geometer Moth [Xanthotype urticaria]
- Butterflies Seen - June 22
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4 comments:
Hello. I have pictures of a moth that I saw that looks very similar to your moth No. 2 picture. I have identified mine as a Tulip Tree Beauty moth (Epimecis Hortaria). I'm almost positive that is what yours is as well.
I have pictures of the one you have labeled as No. 8 as well. This one is a White Slant-line moth (Tetracis cachexiata).
Moth No. 16...Common White Wave (Cabera pusaria)
No. 14...Small Fan-footed Wave (Idaea biselata)
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