#erebidae moth

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Moth Of The Day #244

Ernassa cruenta

From the erebidae family. They can be found French Guinea, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.

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Moth Study, going lamp hunting.

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Moth Of The Day #186

Arge Moth / Arge Tiger Moth

Apantesis arge

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 38-50 mm. It can be found throughout North America.

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Moth Of The Day #104

Ruby Tiger

Phragmatobia fuliginosa

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 35-45 mm. They inhabit most open habitats, including downland, heathland, moorland, woodland clearings, sand-dunes, gardens and water meadows. They can be found in most of Europe, North Africa, Russia, Central Asia, Tibet and certain areas of North America.

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Moth Of The Day #223

Anna Tiger Moth

Apantesis anna

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 40-53 mm. They can be found in North America.

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Moth Of The Day #115

Magpie Moth

Nyctmera annulata

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 35-50 mm. They tend to inhabit northern heather moorland but also fairly frequent in garden, allotments, hedgerows and woodland. They can be found mainly in New Zealand.

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Moth Of The Day #111

Black Arches / Nun Moth

Lymantria moncacha

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 36-56 mm. They tend to inhabit woodland and parks with mature oaks. They can be found in most of Europe, including Great Britain, and in temperate regions of the Palearctic East to Japan and India.

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Moth Of The Day #91

Muslin Moth

Diaphora mendica

From the erebidae family. They have a wingspan of 28-38 mm. They tend to inhabit sand-dunes, gardens, downland and hedgerows. They can be found in the Palearctic Realm.