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Lasiocampidae

Lasiocampidae
Pale Eggar (Trichiura crataegi)

A family of moths known as the Eggers, Snout moths or Lappets. There are over 2000 species worldwide and the name Egger comes from the egg shaped coccoon that some of the species create.

These are large broad winged moths, the caterpillars live communally in tent like nests.

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Euthrix
Poecilocampa
Trichiura

 

Lasiocampidae

 

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