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Asota ficus is a moth of the subfamily Aganainae, family Noctuidae (Owlet Moths). It's a wing span of about 60mm. Its larva feeds on Ficus species, which makes the larva and moth distasteful to predators.
4 comments:
what a beautiful moth!! nice pics.
You can see the pattern of the wings so clearly in the first photo!
Wow for the pattern birdy, it looks like a face. Thanks for sharing, Anna :)
Love those patterns. Beautifully photographed!
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