Moths of the British Isles Series2 Fig14
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Description: English: Fig. 12. Description: Binomial in text: Modern accepted name. March Moth, female x 2. (Photo by H. Main.): Anisopteryx æscularia: Alsophila aescularia. :. Date: 1909. Source: The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series. Author: Richard South.
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