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Noctuid Moth

Spodoptera sp.

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5 Comments

DB
DB 10 years ago

Estimado Julio, usted puede agregar sus fotos de polillas tanto las del año pasado como las actuales a la Misión Polillas de la Provincia de Salta. Algunos miembros de Project Noah, podrán asistirlo con la identificación de las mismas.
Sería muy lindo ver la diversidad de polillas de la zona del Gallinato, no sólo en la misión sino también en Project Noah. Desde ya agradezco sus colaboraciones.
¡Saludos!--Daniela.

juliojdecastro
juliojdecastro 10 years ago

Dear Daniela, I am in Salta and have lots of pics of moths taken last year and now. Perhaps we could see what we could do? I am in the Gallinato area and difficult to find. However, u could reply and we could talk/e-mail? Por supuesto que hablo espaniol... Saludos cordiales. Julio

DB
DB 10 years ago

Thanks for commenting,maksym.bedynski!
Thank you Eduardo! The genus is enough for me, I have bad luck with Spodoptera because I always find specimens damaged or in bad conditions.

EduardoMarabuto
EduardoMarabuto 10 years ago

This is a species of Spodoptera (Noctuidae). Further... i'm afraid it is rather difficult because the moth is in poor condition.

Maksym Birdspotter
Maksym Birdspotter 10 years ago

I have always considered moths and umping spiders to be cute.
Reasons:
1. Furry
2. Huge black eyes
Very nice spotting.

DB
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DB

Salta, Salta, Argentina

Spotted on Feb 6, 2014
Submitted on Feb 6, 2014

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