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Macrauzata fenestraria Moore, 1867
Pale yellow, medium sized moth with wings having many translucent areas and visible veins running through them. Its posterior part of the wings are folded up like children's paper boats. Has a large, thick and slightly crooked body. Wing span: 65 mm.
Semi-urban building surrounded by forests.
Nature throws surprises every other day. And this moth is one. Really love this one!
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Possibly Macrauzata sp.
Thanks Wandering Naturalist for the comment.
Beautiful moths you're spotting!
Really, Sukanya and roemer1. Thanks anyway.
It's huge! And really pretty, wow! It kinda looks like an Eye-O moth to me.
Fabulous moth.