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Wednesday 21st June 2006, 13:13
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Saxophonus pinus
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Carnic Alps Moths
Not a moth'er at all but would appreciate help with IDs on these three seen in the Carnic Alps recently. The last was found at 2300 m.
Many thanks. Adam |
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Wednesday 21st June 2006, 13:26
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A Stone chatting
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Not guaranteeing there aren't closely related species in that area but no.1 looks like Common Heath Ematurga atomaria and no.2 Speckled Yellow Pseudopanthera macularia. I don't recognise no.3.
Its a start anyway. |
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Thursday 22nd June 2006, 06:59
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Saxophonus pinus
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Thanks for the help, Brian.
Adam |
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Wednesday 28th June 2006, 09:34
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Saxophonus pinus
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Hi Brian et al.
I have been told that the third moth is Papestra biren. In the event that someone might find it of interest, I have attached a photo of the bizarre Lycia alpina, also from this month's Carnic trip. Adam |
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