Moth frenzy!!!

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Found this medium-sized moth at night.Have no Idea of it's ID!

[moloch]

You found some interesting species. How large was the first moth (post 1)? Looks quite beautiful.

regards,

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Hi uncle David,It was about 9cm. There was this short period of time that they were very abundant in Singapore!

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Ids, as far as I can!
Post 1:
1) Dysphania sp.(Geometridae) Markings are as D. subrepleta, but the brown ground colour should be much darker, near black.
2) Spirana helicina - Erebidae:Catocalinae
3) Crambidae sp. - Many very similar sp. I still have this as unidentified.
4) Syntominae sp.
5) Crambidae sp. I know I have seen this somewhere, but I can not find it!
6) No idea
7) As above

Post 2:
1) No idea
2) Cnaphalocrocis limbalis - Crambidae:Spilomelinae
3) Asota egens - Erebidae:Aganainae

Post 3:
1) Crambidae sp.
2) Geometridae sp.
3) No idea
4) Prophantis sp. - Crambidae:Spilomelinae. Several very simlar sp. in this genus.

Post 4:
No idea.

Post 7:
Arctornis sp. - Erebidae:Arctiinae. Again many very similar species.

Sorry, this is the best I can do!

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Thank you for trying your best for the IDs! I appreciate it!