Talk:List of moths of India

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Callidulidae

What is the plan for smaller (by number) families ? Shyamal 11:08, 9 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Are you in a hurry! :-) Feel free to contribute. All families will have a specific list page. Butterflies are still not done, after two years, we've just about stabilised some families. Hesperiids and Satyriines have not yet been touched. Moths is going to be a very long hard struggle. Regards, AshLin 15:38, 9 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Images from Hampson's Fauna of British India

commons:Category:Hampson, Fauna of British India

Unid

01 Family Geometridae. Subfamily Geometrinae Genus Agathia species have to check
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04 Family Uraniidae subfamily Microniinae
05 Family Arctiidae Genus Pericallia probably species ricinii
06 Family Geometridae Genus Macaria species have to check
07 Phazaca sp.
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09 Barsine sp.
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11 (Pyralid)
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15 Family Arctiidae Genus Nyctemera probably latistriga
16 Sphingidae Family, Theretra clotho clotho. In this species, the oblique line runs into the one that comes in from the wing tip. In the closely related Theretra gnoma, the oblique line and that coming in from the wing tip miss each other, giving a double effect near the wing tip.