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26-Jul-2019 Christine Hanrahan

Abbreviated button slug moth (Tortricidia flexuosa), #4654

Larose Forest

One of several small slug moths that look similar. Their larvae are oddly shaped slug-like creatures, hence the name. This is a characteristic pose.

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joseantonio28-Jul-2019 18:28
fascinating capture.V.
hayl28-Jul-2019 17:23
Again, your photo and explanation open my eyes to another creature I've never seen.
Isabel Cutler28-Jul-2019 17:19
Fascinating
Don Mottershead28-Jul-2019 17:12
Strange looking little fellow.
globalgadabout28-Jul-2019 17:04
looks more like a hook than a button...what short legs it has relative to body size..
laine28-Jul-2019 16:54
How unusual...I like it's caramel colour
Walter Otto Koenig28-Jul-2019 16:38
Fascinating to see this and what a name it has. "V"
Helen Betts28-Jul-2019 15:08
What a great pose for this interesting looking moth. V.
Carl Carbone28-Jul-2019 14:35
And cute as a button, too!
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