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3 Moths more from my trap (1 Viewer)

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Mansur

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Hi all
i have three moths which i photo from my trap last nights , i hope any one help me to ID so at least the family .
the first and second was small up to 20 mm , third was larger (about 30 mm )
i did not touch the third one ! so i do not know do these form or not.
 

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Hi Mansur
I'll be back at home tomorrow and will look at your recent postings.
The first is Aporodes floralis, a pyralid.
Martin
 
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