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Subfamily Lymantriinae - Tussock Moths

Leucomini · Lymantriini · Orgyiini
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Tribe Leucomini
Leucoma salicis Leucoma salicis? - Leucoma salicis - male Leucoma salicis - female Leucoma salicis Leucoma salicis Browntail Moth - Euproctis chrysorrhoea - female Browntail Moth - Euproctis chrysorrhoea - male What is it - Leucoma salicis - male

Tribe Lymantriini
Gypsy Moth - Lymantria dispar - male Gypsy Moth - Lymantria dispar - male Ménage a trois - Lymantria dispar - male - female Gypsy moth egg parasite? - Lymantria dispar - female Lymantria dispar - Gypsy Moth - Hodges#8318 - Lymantria dispar - male white moth - Lymantria dispar - female Spongy Moth - Lymantria dispar Dead moth found on driveway - Lymantria dispar - female

Tribe Orgyiini
Tussock Moth ID Request - Dasychira - female Unknown Moth - Dasychira Dasychira manto - female Dasychira tephra Pennsylvania Moth - Dasychira 8310 - Orgyia magna Fuzzy Brown Moth - Orgyia antiqua? - Orgyia Dasychira vagans - Variable Tussock Moth? - Orgyia


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