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Subfamily Calpinae - Fruit-piercing Moths

Anomini · Calpini · Scoliopterygini
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Tribe Anomini
I Survived Jeanne - Anomis Anomis erosa - Anomis Anomis erosa Moth - Anomis commoda unknown moth - Anomis Hibiscus Leaf Cat - Anomis commoda More caterpillars - Anomis commoda Hibiscus moth pupa - Anomis commoda

Tribe Calpini
Curve-lined Owlet Caterpillar - Phyprosopus callitrichoides Small Necklace? - Hypsoropha hormos Dorsal view of #164130 - Goniapteryx servia Plusiodonta compressipalpis Phyprosopus callitrichoides - male Small Necklace Moth - Hypsoropha hormos - Hypsoropha hormos Large Necklace Moth - Hodges #8527 - Hypsoropha monilis - male Camouflage Caterpillar - Phyprosopus callitrichoides

Tribe Scoliopterygini
The Herald larva - Scoliopteryx libatrix Moth - Scoliopteryx libatrix 8556 - Palmetto Borer Moth - Litoprosopus futilis 1083b Scoliopteryn libatrix - The Herald 8558.jpg - Scoliopteryx libatrix Palmetto Borer Moth - Litoprosopus futilis interesting moth - Scoliopteryx libatrix Possible Sphinx moth - Scoliopteryx libatrix - male - female The Herald - Scoliopteryx libatrix


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