cork moth and carpatolechia proximella
nemapogon cloacella, the cork moth, feeds on fungi. i caught this one flying around an old woodpile; it also comes to light-traps. the previous evening, i put my trap among alders and caught two carpatolechia proximella, which feeds on alder and birch. there are some similarish species, not all included in sterling et al.'s field guide, but a well-marked individual like this one is distinctive.
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cork moth |
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How did you get them to stay still for live pics?
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