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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Moths » Sesioidea » Clearwing Moths (Sesiidae) » Tinthiinae

Subfamily Tinthiinae

Paranthrenini · Pennisetiini · Tinthiini
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Tribe Paranthrenini
Twig borer - Paranthrene dollii some kind of clearwing moth on a hackberry leaf - Vitacea admiranda Vitacea scepsiformis nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini Clearwing Moth - Paranthrene robiniae Paranthrene robiniae - female Paranthrene pellucida Greenfield & Karandinos - Paranthrene pellucida - male Oak Stump Borer Moth (Paranthrene asilipennis) - Paranthrene asilipennis

Tribe Pennisetiini
Clear-winged Moth - Pennisetia marginata - female Raspberry Crown Borer - Pennisetia marginata - male Pennisetia marginata - male Raspberry Crown Borer - Pennisetia marginata - female Raspberry Crown Borer? - Pennisetia marginata Raspberry Crown Borer? - Pennisetia marginata Clearwing Moth - Pennisetia marginata - female Moth ID Request - Pennisetia marginata - male

Tribe Tinthiini
clearwing? - Zenodoxus palmii clearwing? - Zenodoxus palmii clearwing? - Zenodoxus palmii Zenodoxus rubens Engelhardt - Zenodoxus rubens - male


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