Curved-horn moths (all Gelechioidea except Oecophoridae)


Curved-horn moths (all Gelechioidea except Oecophoridae)

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WendyEM wrote:
Yesterday
Scrobipalpa pyrranthes

Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes
ibaird wrote:
Yesterday
The specimen does seem to have forewing pattern (such at is) which is a match to Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthesPS1, so should we subbest Scrobipalpa pyrranthes or Scrobipalpa (genus) as the ID?

Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes
DianneClarke wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks Wendy - I saw thar when I was trying to find more examples after you left your suggestions, I have no idea what PS1 means either.

Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes
WendyEM wrote:
Yesterday
If not Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes, how about Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthesPS1 (whatever PS1 means ??)
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimen.php?processid=PHLCD2155-12
good eye/head ratio, spiky roughness bottom 1/2 of palps, russet around various spots on forewings

Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes
DianneClarke wrote:
Yesterday
I am pretty sure these are photos of the same moth . The first 2 were taken at the same the time - the 3rd one later when I found it dead on the sheet. As there were only a few moths that night it looks to be the same one and there was nothing else like it that I noticed visiting. To me, It doesn't look like Ardozyga haemaspila when I compare with BOLD and the ones on iNat.

Scrobipalpa pyrrhanthes
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