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Tribe Ctenuchini

Cisseps · Ctenucha · Dahana · Phoenicoprocta
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Genus Cisseps
Clearwing Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis - male - female moth - Cisseps fulvicollis Unknown possible moth? - Cisseps fulvicollis Breeding Moths - Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis - Cisseps fulvicollis - male - female Butterfly with orange head id? - Cisseps fulvicollis Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Hodges# 8267 - Cisseps fulvicollis Milkweed Community - Cisseps fulvicollis

Genus Ctenucha
Virginia Ctenucha caterpillar - Ctenucha virginica Virginia Ctenucha Moth - Ctenucha virginica caterpillar - Ctenucha virginica Ctenucha multifaria - Ctenucha Tiger Moth - Ctenucha virginica Assumed a Moth - Ctenucha Assumed a Moth - Ctenucha Ah, a tarantula hawk, I told myself. Fooled me! - Ctenucha brunnea

Genus Dahana
Black-winged Dahana - Dahana atripennis Black-winged Dahana - Dahana atripennis Dahana atripennis Dahanna atripennis - Dahana atripennis Black-winged Dahana - Dahana atripennis Attracted to UV light - Dahana atripennis - male moth - Dahana atripennis moth - Dahana atripennis

Genus Phoenicoprocta
Lydia Tiger Moth - Phoenicoprocta lydia


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