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Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis
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Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis
Richmond, Virginia, USA
August 3, 2021

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Contributed by PeekAtWildlife on 5 August, 2021 - 4:23pm
Last updated 29 August, 2021 - 11:29am

Yellow Collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis
Yellow Collared Scape Moth, Cisseps fulvicollis. Reminds me of the Virginia Ctenucha but has narrower wings. Also, whereas the VA Ctenucha
has an orange head and an iridescent blue thorax with no collar, the Yellow Collared Scape Moth has the yellow collar that extends past the head and a plain black thorax.Nice pic by the way.
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