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    There is no doubt. It is A lachensis. I found the larva and managed to breed it though to imago. Identical.

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    Click on the pictures to get a larger image

    A big moth with a massive body and an unusual pattern:


    Xyleutes persona

    and a 'moustached' caterpillar:


    Lasiocampid moth caterpillar

    both from Khao Sok National Park.

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    I do not wish to hijack your thread, but last Wednesday I came across a very close relative, Xyleutes ceramica - Cossidae.
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    At Khao Phanom Bencha National Park, 15 March 2013. Any input appreciated


    Noctuidae Moth - Euplocia membliaria (male) , Thanks to Les for the ID

    Note: picture shot at ISO 3200, no de-noise used
    Last edited by Angiud; 19-Mar-2013 at 08:32 AM.

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    Euplocia membliaria (male) - Aganainae

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    A very unusual moth in a strange semi-hoovering position while puddling:


    Sesiidae Moth

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