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Similar Moths: White with Black Spots

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Prodoxinae

Nemapogon

Diachorisia

Bucculatrix simulans

Ethmia

Antaeotricha albulella

Elachistinae

Glyphidocera lactiflosella

Anoncia leucoritis

Eucalantica polita

Euceratia castella

Atemelia spp.

Yponomeuta spp.

Zeuzera pyrina

Pelochrista hyponomeutana

Hystrichophora vestaliana

Eustixia pupula

Conchylodes diphteralis

Artace cribrarius, colaria

Cingilia catenaria

Estigmene acrea, albida

Spilosoma congrua, vestalis, dubia, virginica

Hyphantria cunea

Hypercompe permaculata, scribonia, caudata, oslari

Ectypia bivittata

Grotellaforma lactea

Homolagoa grotelliformis

Cerathosia tricolor

Tarache idella

Polygrammate hebraeicum

Cucullia luna

Grotella septempunctata, sampita, blanca, dis, binda, blanchardi
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Contributed by Aaron Hunt on 4 January, 2022 - 2:42pm

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