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Moths

Crambid Moth (Euclasta splendidalis)

The Crambid Moth (Euclasta splendidalis) is a species of snout moth first described in 1848. It belongs to the family Crambidae, a large group of moths often distinguished by their prominent mouthparts that project forward like a snout.
Contributor: Dougy Wright

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