davetheman
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I would suggest Actius dubernardi - Chinese Moon Moth
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Sichuan Moth IDs (1 Viewer)
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I would suggest Actius dubernardi - Chinese Moon Moth
Andy Adcock
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#9 Phyllosphingia perundulans
Andy Adcock
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#8 Antipercnia belluaria?
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Thanks Andy and Dave - much appreciated. Out of interest, what references do you use?
Just wondering if 9 is maybe more likely P. dissimilis:
http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/p_dis.htm
Just wondering if 9 is maybe more likely P. dissimilis:
http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/p_dis.htm
Andy Adcock
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'An introduction to the moths of SE Asia' Barlow and D'Abrera and 'A field guide to the smaller moths of SE Asia' by Robinson, Tuck and Shaffer.
Only scratches the surface but they can be useful.
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honeym
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Hi Andy
I believe sauteri is now in the genus Barsine.
I wouldn't want to say which species it is based just on a photo as there are so many similar-looking species and species-complexes. Several revisions of species-groups have already been published - but I'm not aware of one dealing with the sauteri-group.
Martin
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