Tiger moths (Arctiinae)


Tiger moths (Arctiinae)

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ibaird wrote:
22 Feb 2026
Very worn. At first sight thought this may be Meranda susialis, but I think not.
A worn Philenora omophanes?

Philenora omophanes
WendyEM wrote:
21 Feb 2026
Only one iNat varified shot shows adult nectar feeding. Well done.

Damias procrena
ibaird wrote:
21 Feb 2026
A Tiger moth whose caterpillar is a lichen feeder.

Damias procrena
abread111 wrote:
19 Jan 2026
Thank you!

Anestia (genus)
WendyEM wrote:
19 Jan 2026
Yes. She is much bigger before she lays all her eggs. Many/most case moths (Psychidae) also have flightless females who may not even leave their case. The Pterolocera group of Anthelids also have wingless/flightless females. Also (Introduced) Silk Worms don't develop their wings properly but that may be the result of domestication

Anestia (genus)
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