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Pterophoridae - mating
Isidro
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Posted on 17-06-2007 13:25
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 I think that family Pterophoridae is already impossible. ?Somebody want try with this species?

Yesterday, Sabi?anigo, Aragon, Spain (Pre-Pyrenees), prairie near garden and near river, dominated by Melolitus officinalis (the plant that appear in the picture).
The moths sizes maybe 10 mm long.

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 I'm guessing ... Emmelina monodactyla ... Cool
 
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 Thanks Crex! Wow, you are fast!!!

Is possible, because first wings only have one "feather".

Thanks a lot. Regards Wink
 
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