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Crambidae Moth

Ancylolomia sp.

Description:

This was hanging out with moths but does not look quite right for a moth and it's not something I recognise. About 12 mm long.

Habitat:

Balcony, attracted from surrounding countryside by night light.

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3 Comments

Maniacval
Maniacval 10 years ago

Hi guys

No it's Tineidae. It's Crambidae genus Ancylolomia.

Regards

Thanks Stephen, I was confused by that odd shape at the rear and we get all kinds of strange creatures here at night! I'll do some more searching on Tineidae.

stho002
stho002 10 years ago

Certainly a moth. Possibly family TINEIDAE?

Llíria, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

Spotted on Sep 15, 2013
Submitted on Sep 18, 2013

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