NEOTROPICAL Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forest
moths

The beautiful and diverse moths of the tropical American jungle...

Superfamily Pyraloidea

Family Crambidae

Diaphania elegans (Manu Paradise Lodge, Peru).

Superfamily Bombycoidea

Family Saturniidae

Maybe ? Oxytenis modestia, 'Dead Leaf Moth'. Found in rainforest in Central and northern South America.

Superfamily Geometridae

Family Geometridae

Pantherodes pardalaria 'Leopard Moth', (Manu Paradise Lodge, Peru).

Superfamily Noctuoidea

Family Erebidae

 Subfamily Arctiinae

Chlorhoda viridis (Manu Paradise Lodge, Peru).

to identify...

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For the page on the invertebrates of the tropical American rainforest
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For the page on the moths of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the butterflies of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the ants, wasps & bees of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the amphibians of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the reptiles of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the birds of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the non-passerine birds of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the passerine songbirds of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the hummingbirds of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the tanagers of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the mammals of the tropical American rainforest
For the page on the places to experience the tropical American rainforest

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Thinking of travelling again after everything settles down? The first expedition I am booked to work on after the virus is Micronesia, New Guinea & Indonesia in 2021 with Silversea. Meanwhile I am giving a lecture on the Sunshine Coast (Australia) on the "Sounds of suburban south-east Queensland"