possible Idaea sp.

tons of these... I must have seen at least a dozen on my walk home - and those were just the ones I noticed.

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Christine Young

Lion

Idaea does look like a good potential match. You might want to check out Scopula sp., as well. Posted 3 years ago
1. morpheme
  
  Lion
  
  Those look very likely as well. Unfortunately PNW moths seems to just skip the whole geometrid family... there are just so many dull tan/white ones around here, it gets overwhelming. This one is super, super common even in very urban settings, so I'm hoping I'll find it eventually. Posted 3 years ago
2. 1. Christine Young
    
    Lion
    
    It's definitely overwhelming, I agree! I searched for a match, but found so many similar species. But, since it's common, I'm guessing that you'll either find a match or someone will be able to help. It's a pretty moth, whatever it is! Posted 3 years ago

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