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Subfamily Adelinae

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Adelinae » Adela
Adela - female Adela - female Adela trigrapha - Adela Really Tiny Moth 2 - Adela Really Tiny Moth 2 - Adela Adela trigrapha (T) - Adela - female Adela trigrapha (T) - Adela Fairy Moth - Adela - male Fairy Moth - Adela - male Fairy Moth - Adela - female Adela trigrapha ? - Adela diurnal moths from monterey california - Adela Longhorned Fairy Moth, possibly A. caeruleella - Adela - female Longhorned Fairy Moth, possibly A. caeruleella - Adela - male - female Longhorned Fairy Moth, possibly A. caeruleella - Adela - female

Adelinae » Adela » Adela flammeusella - Hodges#0224 (Adela flammeusella)
Adela - Adela flammeusella

Adelinae » Adela » Adela caeruleella
Moth with big antennae - Adela caeruleella Moth with big antennae - Adela caeruleella

Adelinae » Adela » Adela ridingsella - Hodges#0228 (Adela ridingsella)
Riding's Fairy Moth - Adela ridingsella Riding's Fairy Moth - Adela ridingsella Riding's Fairy Moth - Adela ridingsella 0228 - Adela ridingsella - Adela ridingsella - female 0228 - Adela ridingsella - Adela ridingsella - female

Adelinae » Adela » Adela septentrionella - Hodges#221 (Adela septentrionella)
Fairy Moth - Adela septentrionella

 
 
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