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Lauxaniidae - Homoneura trypetoptera
Clive Lau
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 Single specimen attracted to light in a woodland in Hong Kong on 16.ix.2010. Grateful for its ID?
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 Lauxaniidae; Homoneura or near
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 Thanks Valery.
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 Something very close to H. picta or H. euaresta??
 
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 I cannot tell you, please change the title of this thread to "Homoneura ???" and some specialists will be attracted
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 Why not the commonest in Oriental
Homoneura trypetoptera
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