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Nepita conferta (Walker, 1854)
Season : Rainy season Time : 03:00am 23 & 24Sep2021 Frequency : Common Life stage : adult
Spotted inside the car parking very close to open abandoned area with lot of plants.
Spotted on Sep 24, 2021
Submitted on Oct 6, 2021
2 Comments
Thanks Ava T-B. I have added reference. Female moths lay eggs on the pupa of the same species. Not sure the exact reason, may be, cannibalism. BTW, I observed it in this moth species; I'm not sure in other moth species.
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