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Moths (Lepidoptera)
Wood moths (Cossidae)

Wood moths (Cossidae)

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Wood moths (Cossidae)

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donhe wrote:
16 Jul 2025
The larvae of other Cossidae may also look like that. It needs to be reared to the adult to identify its species.
Endoxyla (genus)
Frecko wrote:
15 Jul 2025
Thanks for that
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WendyEM wrote:
14 Jul 2025
see https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aec.13165
Figure 1 & Figure 7
Endoxyla (genus)
donhe wrote:
14 Jul 2025
All you need is a clean jar with a fabric top held by an elastic band. I suggest giving it a chunk of carrot to eat, but it is probably mature and ready to pupate, so put some dry soil to absorb excreted fluid.
Endoxyla (genus)
Frecko wrote:
14 Jul 2025
A skill I have yet to learn...
Endoxyla (genus)

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