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Phaegopterina

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Ammalo violitincta
species of insect
Ochrodota similis
species of insect
Hypidalia sanguirena thumbnail
Hypidalia sanguirena
species of insect
Araeomolis rhodographa thumbnail
Araeomolis rhodographa
species of moth
Turuptiana obliqua thumbnail
Turuptiana obliqua
species of insect
Scaptius submarginalis
species of insect
Dialeucias variegata
species of insect
Echeta excavata thumbnail
Echeta excavata
species of insect
Gorgonidia vulcania thumbnail
Gorgonidia vulcania
species of insect
Echeta minerva
species of insect
Tessellarctia walterei
species of insect
Ordishia fafner thumbnail
Ordishia fafner
species of insect
Pygarctia pterygostigma thumbnail
Pygarctia pterygostigma
species of insect
Mazaeras magnifica
species of insect
Pseudotessellarctia ursina thumbnail
Pseudotessellarctia ursina
species of insect
Hyponerita incerta
species of moth
Turuptiana lacipea thumbnail
Turuptiana lacipea
species of insect
Calidota paulina
species of insect
Disconeura inexpectata thumbnail
Disconeura inexpectata
species of insect
Bernathonomus punktata
species of insect
Hyperthaema coccinata
species of moth
Ectypia clio thumbnail
Ectypia clio
species of insect
Emurena tripunctata thumbnail
Emurena tripunctata
species of insect
Cresera espiritosantensis thumbnail
Cresera espiritosantensis
species of insect
Disconeura linaza thumbnail
Disconeura linaza
species of moth
Euerythra virginea
species of insect
Anaxita martha thumbnail
Anaxita martha
species of insect
Aphyle steinbachi thumbnail
Aphyle steinbachi
species of insect
Eriostepta roseireta thumbnail
Eriostepta roseireta
species of insect
Purius superpulverea thumbnail
Purius superpulverea
species of insect
Pseudohemihyalea thumbnail
Pseudohemihyalea
Pseudohemihyalea is a genus of moths in the family Erebidae described by Régo Barros in 1956. While the caterpillars of most species of Pseudohemihyalea feed on broad-leaved trees (e.g. oaks, Quercus), the P. ambigua group has larvae that feed on conifers. Their forewing coloration has accordingly evolved to light-and-dark lengthwise striping, giving better camouflage among the slim needles of the host plants. In this, they seem to be convergent to certain geometer moths, such as Caripeta piniata or Sabulodes niveostriata.
Pachydota iodea thumbnail
Pachydota iodea
species of insect
Phaeomolis tavakilinani
species of insect
Sychesia terranea
species of insect
Rhipha fulminans thumbnail
Rhipha fulminans
species of insect
Phaeomolis obscurata thumbnail
Phaeomolis obscurata
species of insect
Baritius brunnea thumbnail
Baritius brunnea
species of insect
Rhipha strigosa thumbnail
Rhipha strigosa
species of insect
Hypocrisias punctatus thumbnail
Hypocrisias punctatus
species of moth
Scaptius chrysopera
species of insect
Onythes pallidicosta thumbnail
Onythes pallidicosta
species of insect
Regobarrosia flavescens
species of insect
Viviennea superba thumbnail
Viviennea superba
species of insect
Pachydota rosenbergi thumbnail
Pachydota rosenbergi
species of insect
Viviennea flavicincta
species of insect
Viviennea momyra
species of insect
Tricypha rosenbergi
species of insect
Ordishia godmani
species of insect
Pygoctenucha enna thumbnail
Pygoctenucha enna
species of insect
Tricypha ochrea thumbnail
Tricypha ochrea
species of insect
Azatrephes paradisea thumbnail
Azatrephes paradisea
species of moth
Hyponerita hamoia thumbnail
Hyponerita hamoia
species of moth
Lampruna punctata
species of insect
Aemilia pagana thumbnail
Aemilia pagana
species of insect
Parevia sisenna thumbnail
Parevia sisenna
species of moth
Parevia guianensis
species of insect
Arctiarpia mossi thumbnail
Arctiarpia mossi
species of insect
Tricypha proxima
species of insect
Hyperthaema elysiusa
species of moth
Parevia vulmaria
species of moth