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Phasiinae from Alentejo region - PORTUGAL
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 Hi all


I am back Smile

I would like to know the possible genus for this possible Phasiinae which is intriguing me!


Would this be a Phasiinae, right?

14 MAY 2022
ALentejo region close to Alvito village - PORTUGAL
If I recall well, it was feeding on Thapsia villosa (or a close plant to this one).
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 Are there any hairy-eyed Phasiinae in Portugal?
 
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 Hi Jorge, your light is terrible due to the black background .
Please use a white blsckground (Piece of paper will do)

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