Geometrid moth in need of ID. For National Moth Week 2019.
Sorry Mel11, I got it wrong. When you have a Family name only to go on, leave the scientific name field empty, and add the family under Description or Notes. Also search for other mouse lemurs here on PN to see if they help yu with this ID. Thanks.
Female moth 31–35 mm, very pale cream, with dark bands and spots on the forewings. Abdomen very large, hairy and dark ochre. Females are bigger than the males. Another important difference between the sexes is that females possess fully formed wings, but do not fly.
Female moth 31–35 mm, very pale cream, with dark bands and spots on the forewings. Abdomen very large, hairy and dark ochre. Females are bigger than the males. Another important difference between the sexes is that females possess fully formed wings, but do not fly.
