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Digital Guide to Moth Identification

Archived Photos of Living Moths

Please see the page on submitting photos (link above at right). Photos that are identified here are retained for later use on pages like this one and on individual species pages. For photos to be usable here they must be capable of cropping and reduction to fit a square 225 x 225 pixels in size. A different size (300 x 225) will be used for some species that normally pose with the wings fully spread.

Photos are preferred of moths oriented head upward rather than at an angle. Normally, four photos, each by a different photographer, will be the limit per species. Exceptions might be made for species where there are many morphs, forms and aberrations. Better photos will replace those not as capable of helping to identify the species. There is no guarantee that a photo, once in the archive, will be retained permanently.

Thyrididae-Hyblaeidae
Thyris maculata
181450  –  6076
© Jason Dombroskie
Spotted Thyris Moth
Thyris maculata
Thyris sepulchralis
181475  –  6077
© Arlene Ripley
Mournful Thyris Moth
Thyris sepulchralis
Dysodia oculatana
181500  –  6078
© Jo McGavin
Eyed Dysodia Moth
Dysodia oculatana
Dysodia granulata
181525  –  6079
© Rob Curtis
Dysodia granulata
Hexeris enhydris
181600  –  6082
© Carol Wolf
Seagrape Borer Moth
Hexeris enhydris
Meskea dyspteraria
181625  –  6085
© Maury Heiman
Window-winged Moth
Meskea dyspteraria
Banisia myrsusalis
181650  –  6086
© Aaron Cavosie
Sapodilla Borer Moth
Banisia myrsusalis
Hyblaea puera
181700  –  6088
© Mark de Silva
Teak Defoliator Moth
Hyblaea puera
Hyblaea puera
181700  –  6088
© Randy Newman
Teak Defoliator Moth
Hyblaea puera

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