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OK Ann, here's our Herpetogramma - Herpetogramma abdominalis

OK Ann, here's our Herpetogramma - Herpetogramma abdominalis
Tom and Vicky West Farm, Turtle Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin, USA
July 10, 2015
So we'll post our images and you'll choose which ones you want. gathering_2015

Moved
Moved from Herpetogramma.

Moved

The wings, as they are spread in this image,
are ~28mm across. Guessing they would be slightly larger if spread to their maximum extent.

Hugh says light colored costa
and white background equals abdominalis here

It's not clear how one separates abdominalis from pertextalis from thesetialis -whew!
I'll try to determine if this was my sheet, and if so, I can approx size by counting threads.

Hi, Ann. I added an image with the wings more open . Also, when I moved mine from H. pertextalis up to family level, it was just because I don't know crambids that well except for certain species, and not because I had decided it wasn't H. pertextalis.

Sorry, did not think about the ID
Just posted ours where you posted yours. Will find some time to get back to this.

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Hi John and Jane,

So you agree with my ID? After John removed his I have been studying them again, and wondered if my coloration was light enough for this species. I felt sure at the time of placement, but did not focus on the color, only the pattern which was apparently a mistake.

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