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The weather has been the same as for several previous days: cloudy and humid, but not too hot. Our party of four found a few unusual things, including two different kinds of owlflies, unusual members of the order Neuroptera (note the split eye on the Ululodes species). A Snowberry Clearwing (a sphinx moth) was ovipositing on the Coral Honeysuckle, and we witnessed a small grasshopper molting. The Lipocosmodes moth listed as "new species" is not new or rare, but has just not been formally named yet. More photos available at: Marilyn's Webshots Gallery.
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