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We are working to expand our image gallery by adding new photographs of early life stages: eggs, larvae (caterpillars), and pupae. You can help! If you have submitted a sighting of a caterpillar (or egg or pupa) and it has been accepted, we might consider adding your photograph to the image gallery and species page. Go to our "Share Photographs" page find out how to get your photograph in the image gallery.
We are most interested in photographs of species or instars not already documented in the gallery. Visit the gallery and view all the caterpillar images to see how you can help.
Coordinator James Durbin has supplied another wonderful set of moth photographs to the BAMONA database. Check out the growing collection in his personal gallery, and see recently shared photographs from all photographers in the recent photographs gallery.
The first photograph of the Pumice Dotted-blue (Philotiella leona) was added to the database from photographer Gary Pearson. This species is only found in a small range in Oregon.
A new Catocaline moth was added to the database along with a photograph by Jim Conrad and a Yucatan, Mexico record: Eulepidotis rectimargo. (MX-20Jan10)
A new photograph and Whatcom County, Washington record of the Zigzag Furcula Moth (Furcula scolopendrina) were added to the database from Victor Insera. (WA-Jan10)
A new photograph of Litocatala sexsignata was added to the database from photographer Jim Conrad.
Two new photographs of the caterpillar stage of the Pepper and Salt Geometer Moth (Biston betularia) were added to the database from photographer Bea Laporte.
Ninety-two new moth photographs were added to the database from photographer James Durbin for these species: Acronicta betulae, Acronicta clarescens, Acronicta connecta, Acronicta dactylina, Acronicta exilis, Acronicta fragilis, Acronicta funeralis, Acronicta grisea, Acronicta haesitata, Acronicta hamamelis, Acronicta hasta, Acronicta inclara, Acronicta increta, Acronicta innotata, Acronicta interrupta, Acronicta lanceolaria, Acronicta lepusculina, Acronicta lobeliae, Acronicta longa, Acronicta modica, Acronicta morula, Acronicta ovata, Acronicta vinnula, Agriopodes fallax, Amolitafessa, Amphipoea americana, Amphipyra tragopoginis, Anathix ralla, Apamea helva, Apantesis nais, Balsa labecula, Balsa malana, Balsa tristrigella, Brachylomia discinigra, Callopistria mollissima, Cerma cora, Chytonix palliatricula, Clostera inclusa, Clostera strigosa, Condica vecors, Condica videns, Crambidia pallida, Crambodes talidiformis, Datana angusii, Ellida caniplaga, Eudeilinia herminiata, Furcula occidentalis, Gluphisia avimacula, Grammia phyllira, Harrisimemna trisignata, Heterocampa guttivitta, Heterocampa obliqua, Heterocampa umbrata, Homophoberia apicosa, Hydraecia immanis, Hydraecia micacea, Hydraecia stramentosa, Hyppa xylinoides, Leuconycta lepidula, Lithacodia musta, Nedra ramosula, Neoligia semicana, Ogdoconta cinereola, Papaipema birdi, Papaipema cataphracta, Papaipema eupatorii, Papaipema inquaesita, Papaipema insulidens, Papaipema necopina, Perigea xanthioides, Phlogophora iris, Phosphila miselioides, Phragmatobia assimilans, Phragmatobia lineata, Plagiomimicus pityochromus, Ponometia binocula, Protodeltote muscosula, Proxenus miranda, Simyra insularis, Spilosoma congrua, Spilosoma dubia, Spilosoma latipennis, Spodoptera dolichos, Spodoptera frugiperda, Spodoptera ornithogalli, Tarache tetragona, Trachea delicata.
The first photograph of the White Spring Moth (Lomographa vestaliata) was added to the database from photographer Kathy Brady.
Two new photographs of the Little Yellow (Pyrisitia lisa) were added to the database from photographer Ken Childs.
