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| Nope! Surprise! The experts at Bugguide.net told me that it's a species of clearwing moth--Carmenta armasata. This insect reminds me of another one I spotted in our Wildscape in November 2008. That day I spotted what I thought was a wasp. But it turned out to be a Texas wasp moth (Horama panthlon texana). Nature is so COOL! |
Thursday, October 25, 2012
What's that on the mistflower? A wasp?
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Thanks for the insect ID. Moths seem to have dozens of disguises. The original Halloween tricksters?
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