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donhe wrote:

10 hrs ago

Oops : yes, I think this is female, like (10ANIC-00739) at
https://v4.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=321426

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

OK. There are two sightings identifies as this is spwcies on iNaturalist (one on the ALA) apparently without filamentous antennae. But wouldn't we expect those to be females?

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)

donhe wrote:

Yesterday

Male ?

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Seems to lack filamentous antennae.

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Comparing with iNaturalist examples I'm not sure this is H. opulentallus. Seems much lighter overall without a definite black bar parallel with the trailing edge of the forewing.

Hednota species near grammellus