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Tribe Paranthrenini

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Paranthrenini » Albuna » Virginia Creeper Clearwing - Hodges#2532 (Albuna fraxini)
Clearwing Moth - Albuna fraxini nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini nice tailfeaters - Albuna fraxini Albuna fraxini Albuna fraxini Virginia Creeper Borer - Albuna fraxini Clearwing moth? Synanthedon pyri?? - Albuna fraxini Virginia Creeper Borer - Albuna fraxini - female clearwinged moth - Albuna fraxini - female clearwinged moth - Albuna fraxini - male Diurnal Moth - Sesiidae - Albuna fraxini - female Unknown Bug - Albuna fraxini - male

Paranthrenini » Albuna » Fireweed Clearwing Moth - Hodges#2533 (Albuna pyramidalis)
Fireweed Clearwing Moth - Albuna pyramidalis - male Fireweed Clearwing Moth - Albuna pyramidalis - female An Unknown - Albuna pyramidalis Clearwing Moth-Pennisetia marginata? - Albuna pyramidalis - female Clearwing Moth - Albuna pyramidalis Clearwing Moth - Albuna pyramidalis

Paranthrenini » Paranthrene » Western Poplar Clearwing - Hodges#2526 (Paranthrene robiniae)
Paranthrene robiniae - female Paranthrene robiniae - female Paranthrene robiniae - female

 
 
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