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Bob_71 Severna Park, MD(Zone 7a) Jan 03, 2011

ID help, please

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Jan 04, 2011

This moth appears to be in the family Crambidae (formerly the subfamily Crambinae under Pyralidae) - You can see a list of species known from Maryland at http://tinyurl.com/33kmexy

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Bob_71 Severna Park, MD(Zone 7a) Jan 05, 2011

How does one ever make a choice from all these options?

Bob

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Jan 05, 2011

For doing anything other than blind choice attempts, one needs to be an expert in this group, which I unfortunately, am not...

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