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Pseudobryomima distans
Copyright © 2021 Ronald Parry

Pseudobryomima distans
Big Burro mountains, Gila NF, 5900 ft, Grant County, New Mexico, USA
October 13, 2020
Size: wingspan = 26 mm
This appears to be Pseudobryomima distans. My specimen is a close match for ones collected by Bruce Walsh on Mt. Lemmon near Tucson. See his website "Moths of Southeastern Arizona" and also the BOLD Systems page for this species. Walsh's specimens appear to be the only ones reported from Arizona. My specimen was collected in October, while Walsh's were collected in November and January. Does this species only fly in the Fall and Winter?
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Contributed by Ronald Parry on 12 April, 2021 - 7:05pm

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