ID Help

[Gary Anweiler]

Definitely a female Euxoa, but other than that no idea.  I don't think it 
can be antica, which has a western range (MT south). Also one of the listed 
characters of antica is the prominent doubled transverse lines (which are 
lacking here).

Good luck !!

Gary

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From: "frontier News account" <trgarden at frontiernet.net>
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2010 11:40 AM
To: <leps-l at lists.yale.edu>
Subject: ID Help

> Hi all
>
> Wondering what you thought this Moth was?  I think it's Euxoa antica
>
> PIC LINK:
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> http://frontiernet.net/~trgarden/TomMidda/DSCN3956s.jpg
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> Field data
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> USA
> Minnesota
> Nobles County
> Sept. 2010
>
> Thanks
> Tom Middagh
>
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