Tiger Moth
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I have no idea what king of bug this is, but he really caught my eye. It looks like some kind of moth. Now, of course I am going to have to look it up and see if I can find an ID. 2012/366/267 9/29/12 Update - Well, I think I found it: Tiger Moth (Ectypia clio). Have to give a shout out to Jim Braswell @ShowMeNature for a lead on figuring this out!
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- Arctiinae (Tiger and Lichen Moths)
- Arctiini (Tiger Moths)
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- Ectypia (Euverna)
- Ectypia clio
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