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Feralia deceptiva - Deceptive Sallow Moth 10006 - Feralia deceptiva
Copyright © 2015 Dick Wilson

Feralia deceptiva - Deceptive Sallow Moth 10006 - Feralia deceptiva
Bay Center 98527 Willapa, Pacific County, Washington, USA
March 16, 2014
Size: wingspan ~40mm
BOLD RWWC1330-14 Publ db at 98.79% is Feralia jocosa with Feralia major at 98.4%. However, on the species db published report shas Feralia deceptiva from 99.65 to 100% from BC. with again F. jocosa at 98.8%.
Locality: Coastal SW Washington State at the edge of Willapa Bay geo:lat=46 37.273 geo:lon=-123 56.814

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Contributed by Dick Wilson on 14 January, 2015 - 9:04am

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