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Cixius stigmatus
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Copyright © 2008
Mike Quinn
Cixius stigmatus (Say) -
Cixius stigmatus
Village of San Leanna (south Austin), Travis County, Texas, USA
November 11, 2008
Det. A. Hamilton, 2008
at UV lights in small mesic patch under oak-willow canopy...
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Contributed by
Mike Quinn
on 15 November, 2008 - 11:44pm
Last updated 20 September, 2023 - 11:09am
Moved
Moved from
Cixius
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Solomon V. Hendrix
, 3 August, 2022 - 11:06am
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Moved
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Solomon V. Hendrix
, 12 September, 2021 - 1:12pm
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Distictive sp. not previously shot...
Probably not previously photographed due to the fact that *so many* in the family are not determinable via photos, but I thought it might be distinctive enough with the dark shoulders to be id-able...
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Mike Quinn
, 18 November, 2008 - 11:24am
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Cixius stigmatus
The bold color pattern is distinctive for this common, wide-ranging species.
You are the first to photograph this species! Also watch for Oliarus, which is also common (on milkweed), widespread and similarly patterned except that the wing tips are entirely dark.
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Andy Hamilton
, 18 November, 2008 - 9:47am
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