Nice series on yours Lori. There appears to be a few of these or very similar on the North American Bug Guide awaiting identification, Forgot to keep the links though
Just spotted this very typical "snout" moth. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/474... Not that it helps you with yours, but it's a good example of where snout moths got the name.
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Thanks,It was a bit of a guess.
Those dots and lines vary a lot but they all look in the right place to me.
I believe it is a member of the Dichromodes genus
Nice series on yours Lori. There appears to be a few of these or very similar on the North American Bug Guide awaiting identification, Forgot to keep the links though
Just spotted this very typical "snout" moth. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/474... Not that it helps you with yours, but it's a good example of where snout moths got the name.
I couldnt see anything like it in this family so Lori
Thanks lori.tas I will follow that up and see what I can find
Some species of Lasiocampidae, I think.