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Phaneta pallidicostana - Hodges #2980 - Eucosma pallidicostana
Copyright © 2013 Robert A. Martin

Phaneta pallidicostana - Hodges #2980 - Eucosma pallidicostana
12 miles east of Lincoln; junction of hwy 200 and hwy 279., Lewis and Clark County, Montana, USA
August 13, 2012
Size: small
Attracted to blacklights. ID confirmed by Chuck Harp. I inadvertantly uploaded the wrong image. I will add the correct moth in a separate addition.
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Contributed by Robert A. Martin on 7 February, 2013 - 10:15am
Last updated 7 February, 2013 - 11:21am

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