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Istocheta cinerea?
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I think it is Istocheta cinerea, is it possible to confirm? It came to a light trap.

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Any thoughts? Smile
 
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Yes, zdefinitely Istochaeta, species are tricky

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Thank you Theo. Smile I will leave it as Istocheta cf. cinerea since it seems to me that it is the most probable species considering its characteristics.
 
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I looked into it and I agree: it is almost certain a female cinerea.

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Thank you very much! Smile
 
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