Mating Moth, ID please

Just to share.
Shot this mating moth (I think its a moth) at Woodcutter Trail early this morning.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4071/...7db44617_b.jpg

I think it's some kind of arctiid.

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Originally Posted by atronox

I think it's some kind of arctiid.

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Thanks Aaron

Erebidae, Aganainae - Asota heliconia

The aganaids have been placed in various groups in the past, Hypsidae, Arctiidae (which are themselves now part of Erebidae), Noctuidae and as their own familiy, Aganaidae.

Please see Reza Zahiri's ongoing Ph.D. studies of the higher taxonomic relationships in Noctuoidea for more info....

cheers, Roger.

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Originally Posted by hkmoths

Erebidae, Aganainae - Asota heliconia

The aganaids have been placed in various groups in the past, Hypsidae, Arctiidae (which are themselves now part of Erebidae), Noctuidae and as their own familiy, Aganaidae.

Please see Reza Zahiri's ongoing Ph.D. studies of the higher taxonomic relationships in Noctuoidea for more info....

cheers, Roger.

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Thanks Roger

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Originally Posted by hkmoths

Erebidae, Aganainae - Asota heliconia

The aganaids have been placed in various groups in the past, Hypsidae, Arctiidae (which are themselves now part of Erebidae), Noctuidae and as their own familiy, Aganaidae.

Please see Reza Zahiri's ongoing Ph.D. studies of the higher taxonomic relationships in Noctuoidea for more info....

cheers, Roger.

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Sry, unaware of present classifications.:embrass: