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  • joncounts@mastodon.nzJ This user is from outside of this forum
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    Moth? Moth!

    Here's the NZ endemic moth, the appropriately named Exquisite Carpet, *Asaphodes adonis*, which I just uploaded to #iNaturalist. It's known only from NZ's South Island.

    It's always a treat to find these.

    Just a moment...

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    • joncounts@mastodon.nzJ joncounts@mastodon.nz

      Moth? Moth!

      Here's the NZ endemic moth, the appropriately named Exquisite Carpet, *Asaphodes adonis*, which I just uploaded to #iNaturalist. It's known only from NZ's South Island.

      It's always a treat to find these.

      Just a moment...

      favicon

      (inaturalist.nz)

      #mothodon #moths #Lepidoptera #nz #entomology

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      seawall@mastodon.nzS This user is from outside of this forum
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      @joncounts omg, I've never seen or heard of this one ๐Ÿ˜

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      • joncounts@mastodon.nzJ joncounts@mastodon.nz

        Moth? Moth!

        Here's the NZ endemic moth, the appropriately named Exquisite Carpet, *Asaphodes adonis*, which I just uploaded to #iNaturalist. It's known only from NZ's South Island.

        It's always a treat to find these.

        Just a moment...

        favicon

        (inaturalist.nz)

        #mothodon #moths #Lepidoptera #nz #entomology

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        angelaantunovic@mastodon.nzA This user is from outside of this forum
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        @joncounts Wow, that moth is beautiful.

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          @joncounts Wow, that moth is beautiful.

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          @AngelaAntunovic @seawall ๐Ÿ™‚ They are exceptional. There are many NZ moth species in this genus and several of them have fashion runway looks.

          Just a moment...

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