[Leps-l] Anyone ever hear of moths referred to as Heterocerids?
John Shuey
jshuey at TNC.ORG
Mon Mar 1 09:27:30 EST 2021
Am I falling behind the times – or is this a made up term? A quote from an SER publication –
“As a scientist and naturalist, Blaine has spent hundreds of nights conducting Nocturnal Lepidoptera (Heterocerids, a.k.a. Moths) surveys across the state of New Jersey”.
Thanks,
j
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