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Subfamily Erebinae

Ascalapha · Hemeroblemma · Latebraria · Thysania · incertae sedis
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Genus Ascalapha
Ascalapha odorata - female 4-5 inch brown moth/ butterfly - Ascalapha odorata 4-5 inch brown moth/ butterfly - Ascalapha odorata Jamaican Moth - Ascalapha odorata Ascalapha odorata Ascalapha odorata Moth # 07-261 - Ascalapha odorata Black Witch Moth - Ascalapha odorata - male

Genus Hemeroblemma
Hemeroblemma opigena - male Hemeroblemma opigena - male Hemeroblemma opigena - male Hemeroblemma opigena - male Hemeroblemma opigena - male

Genus Latebraria
Large mystery moth, far away but in focus - Latebraria amphipyroides Large mystery moth, closer but a bit fuzzy - Latebraria amphipyroides Large mystery moth, closest but out of focus - Latebraria amphipyroides Large mystery moth, underwings left - Latebraria amphipyroides Large mystery moth, underwings right - Latebraria amphipyroides

Genus Thysania
Owl Moth - Thysania zenobia Owl Moth at the WBC - Thysania zenobia - female Owl Moth with Black Witch - Thysania zenobia

incertae sedis
Hypocala andremona Moth - Hypocala andremona Noctuidae, Hypocala andremona - Hypocala andremona Another unknown moth ... - Hypocala andremona Underwing moth? - Hypocala andremona Hypocala andremona WBC snout moth - Hypocala andremona Hypocala andremona


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