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Grammia parthenice
The forewings and the thorax are black with white veining and margins. The hindwings and abdomen are orange-pink with black patches.
I found this moth in a parking garage
Heather, I added a shot of one of the hindwings! Hope it's enough to help with species ID. The moth was dead when I went back for a second shot, which made it much easier to get a hindwing shot. But, the moth is now festering with tiny jumping flea-like bugs that were bouncing all over my hands and I had to keep shaking them off...So, I'm hoping that I don't need to go back for more pictures, because yuck. Thanks again for your help!
Thank you Heather, I think it might still be there. I'll check it out and post more pics if I can get them.
It's in the Grammia genus, but you need pics of the hindwings to get a species i.d.
Spotted on Jul 24, 2016
Submitted on Jul 25, 2016
