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NEW MOTH SPECIES ADDED TO INDIAN FAUNA
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NEW BOOK ON REARING BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS PUBLISHED
Find more information about the book, download link and other details on this page dedicated for the book.
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HISTORY OF MOTH LIFECYCLE PAGES
Here is a list of moth species pages that currently have photographs of early stages (eggs, caterpillars, pupae, larval host plants, etc.), arranged in reverse chronological order, alon
HISTORY OF SPECIES PAGES ON THE MOTHS OF INDIA WEBSITE
Species pages are listed here in reverse chronological order. This should help users of Moths of India easily find and visit the latest species pages. Please also see list of species pages with photographs of early stages on this website.
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...Curated Moth Species Lists
Users can explore the list of curated and peer-reviewed species pages.
...Moths: An introduction to some common moth families.
Adapted from Butterflies and Moths of Pakke Tiger Reserve by Sanjay Sondhi and Krushnamegh Kunte
HOSTPLANT-MOTH ASSOCIATIONS
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...BIOLOGY OF MOTHS
Moth Associations: Associations of moths with other organisms.
Larval Hosts of Indian Moths: Moth-larval host plant associations.
Plant-Moth Associations: A reverse larval host plant-moth associations list.
...ID KEYS: Attatha spp.
Attatha ino differs from Attatha regalis vide Hampson as under:
-oblique band of the forewing being quadrate from costa to median nevure in Attatha ino, where its outer edge is angled.
-apical triangular patch is wider in Attatha regalis so as to extend close to the post-medial and the margin. The opposite is mentioned in Hampson.
NEWS: Siang Moth Survey
We are surveying moths of the super-biodiverse Siang river basin in Arunachal Pradesh. More than 600 moth species have currently been identified. At least an equal number of moth species are in the progress of being identified. The biodiversity assessment covers butterflies, moths, cicadas and odonates. Birds, too, are being surveyed, when the opportunity presents itself.
...An Introduction to some common moth families
Family: Saturniidae, Subfamily: Saturniinae (Emperor Moths)
Emperor or Silk moths are large beautiful moths, which include the largest moth in the world (by wing area)-the Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas).
...Test birds
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MISSING SPECIES PAGES
The following species are missing their pages on the new website. These pages need to be created and data imported:
- /Poritia-erycinoides
The following species pages are missing all data (no images imported):
...News: Moths of India Family Grows Larger!
Welcome to our new contributors! With the new contributors joining, our membership has grown to over 400 contributors. This includes moth-watchers from virtually every region of India. We would like to see this membership grow a lot more in coming years.
...LOCAL PROJECTS: CHHATTISGARH BUTTERFLY SURVEY
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...News: New Species Added to Indian Moth Fauna
Metallolophia taleensis Sondhi, Nath, Sondhi & Kunte 2020 is a new moth species described from Tale WLS, Arunachal Pradesh.
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IDENTIFICATION KEYS
We have prepared identification keys for groups of species or genera that look similar to each other. The keys are a set of photographs on which key characters are either marked and described, or the images are simply juxtaposed in such a manner that the interspecific differences are obvious even to a beginner.
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