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Parasa Wellesca
I think this is a parasa wellesca. This measures about 1.25" in diameter. I spotted it at night next to a light pole.
Tropical dry forest in NW Costa Rica 4 months into the 6 month rainy season.
Spotted on Sep 3, 2012
Submitted on Nov 19, 2012
25 Comments (1–25)
Thanks for the honor J!
Congratulations on 1000 spottings! What a lovely green! ! I've selected this to be the "Moths of the World" cover photo for a week!
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8841...
Parasa wellesca is definitely my conclusion as well.
Looking forward to it ;-P
Yep! My mother always told me to "be kidding" for at least 10 minutes per day. And, my dear Jeannette, I have some more 6 minutes left!
Priceless bayucca!
You've got to much time mr. Bayucca :)
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You are a riot Daniele!!! Thanks Jeannette. Have a great day 007 - oops bayucca, james bayucca!
Hehe good one Daniele :-D
that's cool
As cool as Belushi...
bayucca doesn't have a real name, it's a computer program :-)
James Belushi?
My name is Bayucca, James Bayucca...
I know the feeling, but actually I have got more time from now on :D Looking so much forward to it...
Thanks Bayucca. I think it is also a parasa wellesca. I wasn't absolutely sure. BTW what is your real name?
Congrats, can you lend my some assistants, I would need about ten of them...
At first sight looks fine for Parasa wellesca.
Thanks Jeannette!!! Truth is I have about 400 more spottings to upload and not enough time! I need an assistant.
Beautiful, congratulations :)
ありがとう Toshimi!
Great 1000th spotting!
Thanks Cindy! Gracias Luis!
Great spotting Larry
Congratulations on your 1000th spotting! This moth is beautiful.