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Tineidae: Tinea apicimaculella? - Tinea irrepta
Copyright © 2014 Carl Barrentine

Tineidae: Tinea apicimaculella? - Tinea irrepta
Turtle River State Park, Grand Forks County, North Dakota, USA
July 25, 2014

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Tineidae: Tinea apicimaculella? - Tinea irrepta Tineidae: Tinea apicimaculella? - Tinea irrepta
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Contributed by Carl Barrentine on 26 July, 2014 - 2:21pm
Last updated 14 January, 2015 - 6:56am

Moved
Moved from Tinea.

Tentative ID, see comments below.
… Steve Nanz, 14 January, 2015 - 6:56am login or register to post comments

0399 – Tinea irrepta?
I don't think this is T apicimaculella because it is has pale thorax, the row of dark spots along the terminal line ends at the anal angle with a large black stop and there are a series of streaks covering the distal third of the wings.

This does, however, seem to match BOLD image of 0399 – Tinea irrepta.


… Steve Nanz, 14 January, 2015 - 6:53am login or register to post comments

 
Thanks, Steve!
Very, very cool! Thank you for the corrected ID! ;-)
… Carl Barrentine, 14 January, 2015 - 9:08am login or register to post comments

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