mediocre's Identifications
mediocre's ID:
Mandarin Tinea Moth
(Tinea mandarinella)
Added on April 16, 2023
Leading
mediocre's ID:
Enaemia rubritegula,
Added on October 24, 2022
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Two-marked Treehopper Complex (Complex Enchenopa binotata)Observer
ashley-j-schmitz
mediocre's ID:
Two-marked Treehopper Complex
(Complex Enchenopa binotata)
Added on June 22, 2022
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Lactura rubritegula [inactive],
Added on May 9, 2022
Maverick
mediocre's ID:
Texas Emerald
(Nemoria zygotaria)
Added on January 14, 2022
Improving
mediocre's ID:
Southern Emerald
(Synchlora frondaria)
Added on December 31, 2021
Improving
mediocre's ID:
Scarlet-winged Lichen Moth
(Hypoprepia miniata)
Added on October 11, 2021
Leading
mediocre's ID:
Holochroa dissociarius,
Added on October 11, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Chrysellus Flower Moth
(Schinia chrysellus)
Added on October 11, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Old Gold Isocorypha Moth
(Isocorypha mediostriatella)
Added on August 30, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Helcystogramma melantherella,
Added on August 22, 2021
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
Observer
pufferchungDescription
I think it might be a Neohirmoneura bradleyi
Id'ed by bugguide https://bugguide.net/node/view/1822864
mediocre's ID:
Neohirmoneura bradleyi,
Added on August 12, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Harp-winged Tripudia Moth
(Tripudia quadrifera)
Added on June 14, 2021
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Brown-shaded Gray (Iridopsis defectaria)Observer
krancmmDescription
Biggest one of the 10 at lights
mediocre's ID:
Brown-shaded Gray
(Iridopsis defectaria)
Added on June 14, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Inornate Pyrausta Moth
(Pyrausta inornatalis)
Added on June 11, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Orange Virbia Moth
(Virbia aurantiaca)
Added on June 11, 2021
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Little Nymph Underwing (Catocala micronympha)Observer
ecarpeDescription
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=8876
Consistently the most common Catocala at my light, this night was perhaps the most I have seen. At one point, I counted 78 individual catocala and though there may have been ~7-8 C.amica/lineella mixed in, the only other species present was this one. Captured a few different photos to show some of the numbers.
mediocre's ID:
Little Nymph Underwing
(Catocala micronympha)
Added on June 6, 2021
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Orange-wedged Mirid
(Neocapsus cuneatus)
Added on April 27, 2021
Improving
mediocre's ID:
Phaon Crescent
(Phyciodes phaon)
Added on September 5, 2020
Improving
Photos / Sounds
Observer
pufferchungDescription
I think it might be a Neohirmoneura bradleyi
Id'ed by bugguide https://bugguide.net/node/view/1822864
mediocre's ID:
Hirmoneura bradleyi [inactive],
Added on August 21, 2020
Maverick
Photos / Sounds
What
Elm Leafminer (Cameraria ulmella)Observer
gcwarblerDescription
Based on the small size (FW < 3mm), and the complete dorsal white stripe which extends to the fringe of the FW.
mediocre's ID:
Elm Leafminer
(Cameraria ulmella)
Added on June 27, 2020
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
Ethelgoda texanana,
Added on June 27, 2020
Supporting
mediocre's ID:
White-barred Emerald
(Nemoria bifilata)
Added on May 18, 2019
Improving
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