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Apteria aphyllaAutor
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Cluster of flowering plants found beneath a dry fallen palm frond.
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Polilla Bruja (Ascalapha odorata)Autor
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Resting on the outside of building, fairly high above the ground.
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Mosca Mantis Verde (Zeugomantispa minuta)Autor
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Observed at moth light (white)
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Palomilla de la Buganvilia (Disclisioprocta stellata)Autor
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Observed at moth light (white)
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Escarabajo Unicornio (Dynastes tityus)Autor
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Observed at white porch light after dark.
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Gonatista griseaAutor
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Observed on open front porch of human residence during daylight.
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Observed nectaring on Bidens sp. growing on a levee separating a salt marsh from a brackish impoundment.
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Género StatiraAutor
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Observed at white porch light.
Not sure which species this is. Based on comments on nearby observations, I'm leaning toward Statira dolera, but not with enough confidence to ID this individual more finely than genus without an expert's say so. Input appreciated.
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Found on the underside of a wild grape (Vitis sp.) leaf. Because this species is said to feed on lichen, I'm entering that as an "associated plant" rather than a "host plant."
I don't know if these pupate within their larval cases like bagworms do, so I don't know if this is a larva or a pupa.
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Several individuals observed on some kind of aster in an overgrown pasture. I am not certain that these photos all represent the same individual. Host plant was probably camphorweed (Heterotheca subaxillaris); will update observation with that information if I find a photo of the plant to upload for positive ID.
Note stubby white wings identifying these as brachypterous adult females.
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Perlita Azulgrís (Polioptila caerulea)Autor
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Observed within brush and low trees along the side of a road.
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Polilla Pálida de Tussock (Halysidota tessellaris)Autor
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Observed during daylight crawling on the trunk of an American hornbeam (Carpinus caroliniana.
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Observed after dark at edge of woodland area near bait (rotting overripe bananas). No solid evidence of connection between moth and bait; proximity could have been a coincidence.
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Found after dark on Passiflora incarnata (purple passionflower) growing on fence between driveway and overgrown pasture.
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One of a few individuals observed after dark on tall grass at the roadside edge of a pasture.
For an observation of a different individual seen in the same area at the same time, see here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/103797088