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Dysodia oculatana
Small, sitting on a house plant leaf, front legs strait, it looked as if ready to jump the top,back look bent back, it was hard to take a pictures because it's wings and back was not strait (laying flat) like most moths, beautiful gold colors.
1,244 M. above sea level Lat. 10.03. Long. -84.29
Thank you so much for the ID, Manval.
This beauty has been here for two month, I am just not knowledgeble enough to even guess what it was. Thank you again.
Straggling to ID this beautiful Moth, anybody knows what it is?
The closest I got was a... "Small eye Sphinx". No, not a Hawk Moth, The one I spotted was very small.
Can someone help me ID this beautiful moth/sphinx?
I tried to I D this beautiful moth.. no luck.. the closest was the "Small eyed sphinx" could it be? what do you think bayucca??!!