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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
Moth - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria Geometrinae - Emerald??which one - Hethemia pistasciaria Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria Angle-winged Emerald Moth - Hodges #7075 - Chloropteryx tepperaria Pistachio Emerald - Hethemia pistasciaria Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria - male Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria - male Green-emerald? - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria

Tribe Nemoriini
Red Bordered Emerald - Nemoria lixaria Emerald Moth Side - Nemoria Unk Moth #39 - Nemoria Tan Moth 1 - Nemoria bistriaria Single-lined Emerald - Nemoria unitaria Green Emerald - Dichorda Geometrid caterpillar - Nemoria Chlorosea banksaria

Tribe Synchlorini
Emerald Moth? - Synchlora Caterpillar - Synchlora aerata Wavy-lined Emerald - Synchlora aerata Synchlora aerata Southern Emerald Moth - Synchlora frondaria Southern Emerald Moth - Synchlora frondaria - female Oblique-stripped emerald - Synchlora bistriaria Small green moth... Geometrinae? - Synchlora faseolaria - male


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