Image of Comostola chlorargyra Walker 1861
Description:
This moth flew into my house at about 10p.m in the evening. Examined it and it seemed like the Hemithea moth at the first glance. Took a second look and it seemed not due to its patterns at the body edges. Does anyone knows which species this belongs to?
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