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Gunda ochracea
crazy looking moth!, shades of brown, hairy body, wings held high, about 1.5" wingspan
limestone forest
I spotted this moth at Chongzuo Ecology park. They had put a powerful light outside a building with a long white sheet under it. I'm not sure why it was there but it attracted a ton of insects! There were at least 15 different species of moth. This one being the most spectacular.
Bombycidea, Gunda sp., Gunda ochracea:
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I would propose, that you take #2 as #1 and #5 is not showing.
Seen Moths this Summer In Michigan at Night in our Sunflowers , I guess the Bees love Sunflowers in the Daytime and Moths love them at Night.. Awesome Photo.