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Erythroneura nigra? - Erasmoneura

Erythroneura nigra? - Erasmoneura
Groton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
August 24, 2011

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Moved from Erasmoneura atra.

Alas
both atra and nigra are present in New Hampshire, and equally common in our material, and I've come to the sad conclusion that they can't be separated without recourse to the male genitalia. So far all of the Groton/MA specimens I've received from you are females. I can't prove the identifications are right or wrong. Males! please.

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Moved from Erythroneura nigra.
Andy, this is one of the specimens Don Chandler brought to you and was identified as Erythroneura atra. Thanks for going through all the specimens, it added a bunch of new species to bugguide!

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Erythroneura nigra
yes; the similar E. atra does not occur in your area

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