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Subfamily Geometrinae - Emeralds

Dichordophorini · Hemitheini · Nemoriini · Synchlorini
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Tribe Dichordophorini
Phoenix Emerald - Dichordophora phoenix Moth #08-114A - Dichordophora phoenix

Tribe Hemitheini
Geometrinae - Emerald??which one - Hethemia pistasciaria Small light yellow moth - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria Moth - Chloropteryx tepperaria Blackberry Looper - Hodges#7071 - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria green moth - Hethemia pistasciaria Emerald Moth - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria Which Emerald? - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria

Tribe Nemoriini
Emerald Geometer - Nemoria lixaria - female Red-Fronted Emerald Moth - Nemoria rubrifrontaria Chlorosea banksaria Moth - Dichorda iridaria Nemoria Lixaria - Nemoria lixaria Red-bordered Emerald - Nemoria lixaria - Nemoria lixaria Chlorosea banksaria Nemoria species - Nemoria

Tribe Synchlorini
Synchlora Caterpillar ??? - Synchlora Synchlora Lucky or well camouflaged - Geometrid Larva - Synchlora Synchlora species - 4th instar larva - Synchlora frondaria - male Southern Emerald Moth - Final instar - Synchlora frondaria - male Southern Emerald Moth - Cocoon - Synchlora frondaria - male Camouflaged Looper Caterpillar - Synchlora Emerald Caterpillar - Synchlora aerata


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