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Peorinae of some sort?
Copyright © 2012 cwhit1

Peorinae of some sort?
Halsey, Thomas County, Nebraska, USA
July 26, 2012
Seen in late afternoon, but on a building loaded with moths perhaps from the previous evening. Was drawn to Peoria genus or others nearby as a possibility. Any chance it is some kind of Arivaca? If I had realized what it was I would have put more time into taking its picture.
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Contributed by cwhit1 on 2 August, 2012 - 7:32pm
Last updated 24 March, 2014 - 4:22am

Moved
Moved from Moths.

I agree this is probably in Peoriinae, now a tribe. I like Arivaca but I'm not sure they are found that far north. However, I don't see and other great matches. See PFD reference here.
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