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Nebulosa aliena
A smallish colourful day-flying moth. The photo is a better description than any words I can think of.
A small patch of primary rainforest below our lodge at an altitude of around 1350 m.
Another in the series of day-flying moth from this area which I hope get help with identifying.
Oops! I seem not to have updated that ID on my computer.
Thanks for the nomination.
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Oh yes, - just a bit higher up the road.
I am delighted if I can help at all.
Thanks Dominik.
As well as many great butterflies I also saw many great day-flying moths on this trip. Sadly the photo of this one is not sharp.
Notodontidae, Dioptinae, Nebulosa aliena. Nice one! Note the same location in the link :-)
Thanks again for your valuable info about Wild Sumaco!
Spotted on Nov 8, 2016
Submitted on Jan 19, 2017
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