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Warm-chevroned Moth

Tortricidia sp.

Description:

Characterized by golden-brown forewings which darken as they near the apex. The hindwings are as coppery-dark as the dark part of the forewing.

Habitat:

Mixed deciduous/coniferous forest by a pond. Came to a light at this area.

Notes:

Lifer! Thanks to James Adams who helped me in confirming this is Tortricidia, and might be T. testacea, or a new species: "It is Tortricidia. This morph is found sporadically throughout the range of testacea, but it may be a species in and of itself."

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Jacob Gorneau
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Jacob Gorneau

New York, USA

Spotted on Jun 25, 2013
Submitted on Jun 30, 2013

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