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Figures 1–10.Adults. Lygephila lubrica 1 ♂, Russia, Orenburg 2 ♀, Russia, Orenburg 3 ♂, Kazakhstan, Boro-Khoro Mts 4 ♀, Kabardino-Balkaria, Bydyk 5 ♀, Kyrgyzstan, Naryn reg. 6 ♀, China, Xinyiang – Uygur 7 ♂, Russia, Altai, Kupchegen 8 ♀, Russia, Tuva 9 ♂, SW Mongolia, Hovd aimak 10 ♀, SW Mongolia, Hovd aimak.
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Raymond B. Nagle, B. Christian Schmidt
Zookeys
Figures 1–6.
Head and thoracic colour patterns of Euchaetesnancyae and similar species. 1Euchaetesnancyae2Euchaeteshelena3Euchaetescastalla4Pygarctiaroseicapitis5Pygarctiaflavidorsalis6Pygarctialorula.
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Clump Point, Queensland, Australia
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Tuis, Cartago Province, Costa Rica
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Stanthorpe, Queensland, Australia
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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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IM007 _3
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Tiger Moth,Nyctemera adversata,Hong Kong.
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Tuis, Cartago Province, Costa Rica
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IM028 _4
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Wasp Moth,Amata germana,Hong Kong.
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San Mateo, Cagayan Valley, Philippines
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Clump Point, Queensland, Australia
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Grisolles, Midi-Pyrenees, France
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Cradley, Malvern Worcs SO729470
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Bournda, New South Wales, Australia
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Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia
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Sawbridgeworth Marsh - 04/07/12 Yesterday evening I decided to spend the evening down my local marsh which is just a 15 minute drive from my house. I set up two traps in-between sedge and reed-beds hoping for some new species. Indeed I managed loads of new species, soreally chuffed, I ran the two lights from 10pm until about 1am. My friend Colin Plant joined me for awhile for some moral support. Numbers weren't huge, but it was the variety that kept the interest up! Most notably was only my second Miller. The usual species such as Southern Wainscot, Dotted Fan-foot and Pinion-streaked Snout, were out in force, backed up by plenty of Round-winged Muslins and Small China-marks. Elachista maculicerusella, Perinephela lancealis and Acleris hastiana were new micro's for me. Perinephela lancealis is a weird beastie, it's wings look far too long and narrow to fly successfully. I did not count each and every moth so numbers are approximate. Catch Report - Sawbridgeworth Marsh - 04/07/12 - 1x 125w Mv Robinson Trap and 1x combined 160w MBT and 40w Actinic Trap Macro Moths 1x Satyr Pug [NFY] 1x July Highflyer [NFY] 1x Blackneck [NFY] 1x Short-cloaked Moth [NFY] 20x Southern Wainscot [NFY] 4x Pinion-streaked Snout [NFY] 10x Round-winged Muslin [NFY] 12x Dotted Fan-foot [NFY] 1x Miller [NFY] 2x Common Rustic 1x Maple Prominent 15x Flame 3x Blood-vein 4x Flame Shoulder 3x Clouded Silver 1x Angle Shades 10x Barred Straw 1x Clay 10x Ghost Moth 2x Buff Arches 1x Pale Oak Beauty 6x Scorched Wing 1x Scarce Footman 1x Common Footman 2x Smoky Wainscot 6x Double Square-spot 1x Drinker 3x Brimstone 2x Straw Dot 5x Minor sp. 1x Bright-line Brown-eye 3x Heart & Dart 1x Pale Prominent 2x Mottled Rustic 2x Beautiful Hook-tip 2x Elephant Hawk-moth 1x Burnished Brass 1x Willow Beauty 2x Mottled Beauty 1x Large Yellow Underwing 4x Large Nutmeg 1x Peach Blossom 1x Common White Wave 2x Common Wave 1x Poplar Grey 2x Common Carpet 2x Dingy Shears 2x Common Emerald 2x Peppered Moth 5x Setaceous Hebrew Character Micro Moths 1x Acleris hastiana [NEW!] 1x Perinephela lancealis [NEW!] 5x Elachista maculicerusella [NEW!] 2x Adaina microdactyla [NEW!] 2x Phalonidia manniana [NEW!] 15x Small China-mark [NEW!] 2x Mompha ochraceella [NFY] 1x Cyclamen Tortrix Clepsis spectrana [NFY] 1x Variegated Golden Tortrix Archips xylosteana [NFY] 2x Eudonia pallida [NFY] 1x Archips xylosteana [NFY] 1x Ringed China-mark [NFY] 3x Limnaecia phragmitella [NFY] 2x Aleimma loeflingiana [NFY] 2x Calamotropha paludella [NFY] 1x Platyptilia pallidactyla [NFY] 4x Green Oak Tortrix Tortrix viridana 2x Pandemis cerasana 1x Ephestia parasitella 8x Agapeta hamana 2x Eucosma cana 10x Chrysoteuchia culmella 4x Celypha lacunana 6x Dipleurina lacustrata 1x Crambus perlella 3x Homoeosoma sinuella 4x Diamond-back Moth plutella xylostella 1x Epiblema trimaculana 5x Cnephasia sp. 1x Metzenaria lappella 10x Coleophora sp. 2x Bee Moth Aphomia sociella
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Gladsaxe Municipality, Hovedstaden, Denmark
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On Thursday night I joined Graham Bailey and Don Down and a few others for our contribution to national moth night(s)It had been a whole year nearly since I last came down this way, and it was nice to be back.The trapping conditions looked pretty good, we did not have the cloud cover that I was blessed with on the previous night in Bedfordshire, but the temperatures were very warm and for the rest of the evening it stayed warm.We set up 7 traps in high anticipation of a bucket load of moths. Unfortunately it wasn't to be. The moths (particularly the macro's) were very slow turning up to the lamps.And even after a full two hours, apart from nearly 40 species of micro moths we had only noted around 15 macro species!What on earth was going wrong!Luckily all was not lost as we did manage the target species, all 4 of them... the elusive Olive Crescent which is only know from a few sites nationwide, this being one of them and naturally i'd rather protect the sites identity from possible collector's!It was also nice to see a few Festoons which were really freshly hatched.Along with the Olive Crescent, there were plenty of Lead-coloured Pugs and Opsibotys fuscalis, all three species being new for meCatch Report - 03/07/14 - Essex - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap, 1x 160w MBT Robinson Trap & 1x 80w Actinic Suitcase Trap.Numbers below are approximate50 Macros and 57 Micros ( 107 species)Macro Moths4x Black Arches3x Brimstone Moth2x Buff Arches2x Buff Ermine10x Buff Footman2x Buff-tip5x Clouded Border10x Clouded Silver2x Common Carpet2x Common Emerald3x Common Footman1x Common Marbled Carpet2x Common White Wave3x Double Square-spot2x Dun-bar3x Engrailed1x Festoon1x Flame2x Flame Carpet2x Flame Shoulder1x Green Pug2x Green Silver-lines2x July Highflyer1x Large Emerald3x Lead-coloured Pug [NEW!]2x Marbled Minor3x Marbled White Spot5x Mottled Beauty3x Olive Crescent [NEW!]5x Orange Moth2x Peach Blossom1x Peacock Moth2x Peppered Moth5x Riband Wave5x Rosy Footman2x Scarce Footman1x Scorched Carpet2x Scorched Wing10x Single-dotted Wave2x Slender Brindle3x Small Fan-foot20+ Small Fan-footed Wave1x Small White Wave1x Small Yellow Wave2x Snout3x Swallow-tailed Moth1x Tawny-barred Angle2x Treble Brown Spot5x Uncertain1x Yellow ShellMicro Moths 1x Blastobasis lacticolella1x Orthopygia glaucinalis2x Endotricha flammealis1x Batia unitella1x Batia lunaris1x Incurvaria oehlmanniella1x Caloptilia robustella2x Parachronistis albiceps5x Celypha lacunana2x Eudonia mercurella2x Tortrix viridana1x Ditula angustiorana2x Epagoge grotiana10x Carcina quercana15+ Aleimma loeflingiana5x Gypsonoma dealbana1x Stigmella aurella10x Zeiraphera isertana1x Coleophora sp5x Chrysoteuchia culmella2x Hedya pruniana1x Ypsolopha ustella1x Ypsolopha dentella1x Aphomia sociella2x Celypha striana2x Archips crataegana5x Conobathra repandana2x Cydia splendana5x Epinotia brunnichana2x Scoparia ambigualis1x Catoptria pinella2x Batrachedra praenangusta 3x Teleoides luculella2x Epiblema uddmanniana2x Cnephasia sp1x Hofmannophila pseudospretella5x Argyresthia brockeella2x Pseudargyrotoza conwagana1x Emmetia marginea2x Acleris kochiella1x Amblyptilia acanthadactyla2x Archips xylosteana2x Udea prunalis2x Pandemis cerasana1x Pandemis heparana2x Eurrhypara hortulata2x Yponomeuta evonymella2x Archips podana1x Crambus pascuella2x Spilonota ocellana1x Epinotia biluna1x Apotomis betuletana3x Apotomis turbidana1x Caloptilia populetorum1x Epinotia nanana4x Opsibotys fuscalis [NEW!]2x Spatalistis bifasciana1x Epinotia demarniana
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Drinker
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Sabah, Malaysia
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IM030 _2
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Wasp Moth,Amata sperbius,Hong Kong.
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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia
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From my trip to Thailand - May 28th - 4th June 2011, most moths were found at the various temples which had metal hallide bulbs fitted to them. The ones labelled 'Hang Dong' came to my 22w Actinic light.Please feel free to help aid identification or correct my proposed identifications.