I found it. It is now shown as Atascosa glareosella at BOLD:AAA4114

This looks like a BOLD identification error. BOLD:AAA4114 contains 5 specimens identified as Atascosa glareosella and 2 identified as Peoria longipalpella. Your BOLD LPOKA709-09 example, here, is in BOLD:AAE4595 and does look correct for A. glareosella. The two BINs are not close to each other. There is no BIN for Peoria longipalpella other than BOLD:AAA4114. All examples in that BIN seem to match the description for P. longipalpella.

A. glareosella has a dark posterior band and no anterior band. The white costal band narrows to a point at the apex. LPOKA709-09 matches this. Your image above has an anterior dark band and the white coastal band does not cleanly come to a point at the apex like pinned examples of A. glareosella. I think there should also be a more obvious discal spot. Although not mentioned in the description, I noticed that the posterior dark band is closer to the outer margin and the white coastal band is narrower and better defined in A. glareosella. See description of A. glareosella here, fig. here, and description of P. longipalpella here, fig. here.

The two BINs are about 8% apart. Worth reporting to BOLD.

BOLD fixed the error.

I reported the error to BOLD. I'm moving this back to Peoria longipalpella of now.

This was found just before I started to send moths in for DNA barcoding. I have four different Peopia that have no match in BOLD but none look like this one.