More ''erebids''
76) Pantura rufifrons ?
77) Ommatophora luminosa ?
78) Hadennia mysalis ?
79) Mecodina lanceola ?
81) Cerynea sp ?
82 &83) Unknown
I have seen what appears to be 82's relative, and possibly 83 on the cover of MoB's volume 17. But alas, the perennial dog of Noctuidae continues to wag its tail, rendering color plates inaccessible for public viewing
>82 appears to resemble members of the genus Catada
source: http://www.pemberleybooks.com/produc...nodinae/18323/
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