So this year Entomologically (and personally) has been amazing and there have been so so many lovelies this year and their diversity has astounded and amazed me to no end. I'm currently at the library blogging this so I'm pressed for time so I can't ramble. *^^* On with the photos and lists:
In no particular order:
Heliothis phloxiphaga
Morrisonia confusa (2)
Paectes sp.
Mythimna unipuncta
*Halysidota harrisii (6 1 adult 5 larvae)
Microcrambus elegans
Immyrla nigrovitella
Hofmannophila pseudospretella
Acleris semipurpurana
Choristoneura rosaceana
Clepsis peritana
Evergestis pallidata
Pleuroprucha insulsaria (TONS of these this year)
Pyralis farinalis
Chalcoela iphitalis
Catocala palaeogamma (6-7)
Catocala innubens f. scintillans
Catocala micronympha
Promolactis suzukiella
Autographa gamma/precationis
Sciota uvinella
Eupithecia miserulata
Cenopsis pettitana
Idia americalis
Nematocera resistaria
Dichomeris ligulella
Atteva aurea
Numerous unidentified micros.......>__<
*ANTHERAEA POLYPHEMUS!! (Breading attempts from Pennsylvania)
Had to add this as it's the first one that I found.....♥ Along with one other unidentified moth pupa rolled up in a leaf (Tortricidae? Pyraloidea?)
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Hi,
My name is May Jasper, I am a podcaster from Melbourne, Australia. I am currently developing a new podcast called Random Article, and I would like to interview you for an upcoming episode.
The episode is about Moths, and I came across your blog entry about the book 'Moths of Australia' which has been an absolute bible for me when researching this topic. I'd love to talk to you about the book, and about leipidoptera in general.
If you would be interested in being interviewed, or if you would like more information about the podcast or myself, please email me at randomarticlepodcast@gmail.com
Thanks
May Jasper
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