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Von Chris Grinter, on October 17th, 2011% Maroga setiotricha (Xyloryctidae) Another huge Australian “microlep”, (wahrscheinlich) Maroga setiotricha: Xylorictidae – measuring in at 60mm. With wings like this they must make formidable fliers. According to the Xyloryctinae Moths of Australia blog the larvae are stem borers into Acacia sp. (Mimosaceae). This specimen was collected in November of 1962 by Ed Ross . → Weiterlesen: Montag Moth Gefällt mir: Gefällt mir Lade... Von Chris Grinter, on October 17th, 2011% CNN has now jumped on the bandwagon of FOX-esque bashing of scientific funding. Reporter Erin Burnett “reports” on the federal funding of $5.7 million dollars to help fight the invasive Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (Halyomorpha halys). Burnett’s sarcasm is nearly thick enough to break into SNL levels of ridiculousness, but she seems genuine in her . → Weiterlesen: Stink Bug Stink Gefällt mir: Gefällt mir Lade... Von Chris Grinter, on October 4th, 2011% A few months ago a magnificent key to the Lepidoptera of Canada (all of them) was published by Jason Dombroskie – a PhD student from the U. of Alberta. The program is available for windows users only so I haven’t had a good chance to explore it yet – but the PDF is available online . → Weiterlesen: Key to the Lepidoptera of Canada Gefällt mir: Gefällt mir Lade... Von Chris Grinter, on October 3rd, 2011% Gnophaela vermiculata pair This Monday moth is an Arctiinae, Gnophaela vermiculata. These beautiful day flying moths were abundant on yellow Helianthus flowers around 9000′ in the Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico. Caterpillars feed on bluebells, but the adults prefer the highest quality nectar source in the area – which fortunately makes for . → Weiterlesen: Montag Moth Gefällt mir: Gefällt mir Lade...
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Dé Luain Leamhan Ag Chris Grinter, 3 Deireadh Fómhair, 2011 Péire Gnophaela vermiculata Is é seo an dé luain moth an Arctiinae, Gnophaela vermiculata. These beautiful day flying moths were abundant on yellow Helianthus flowers around 9000′ sa Santa Fe Náisiúnta Foraoise, Nua-Mheicsiceo. Boilb beatha ar coinnle corra, ach is fearr na daoine fásta an fhoinse neachtar chaighdeán is airde sa cheantar – which fortunately makes for easy and attractive photo subjects. Cosúil le seo: Cosúil Ag luchtú ...