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Moths of
the Andes : Peru
No common name
Chlorhoda albolimbata
TOULGÖET & GOODGER,
1985
Family - ARCTIIDAE
subfamily -
Tribe -
introduction
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habitats |
lifecycle |
adult behaviour
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Introduction
A very unusual species,
which when freshly emerged must be very beautiful. Kindly identified as "a
species of
Chlorhoda,
probably
albolimbata"
by Martin Honey, Curator, Department of Entomology, Natural History Museum,
London.
Photographed at San
Pedro, Manu cloudforest, Peru. Altitude 1400m.
Habitats
To be completed.
Lifecycle
To be completed.
Adult behaviour
Attracted to tungsten lighting.
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