These are moths from miscellaneous families. They include Many-Plume Moths, Crambids and Pyralid Moths, Clearwing Moths, and Scoopwing Moths.
(To see more about our mothing adventures in Costa Rica and photos of the rest of the moths we saw, go to my Costa Rica Moths page.)
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- 101 Alucita
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- 105
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- 105
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- 107
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- 108
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- 109 Syllepis hortalis
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- 109 Syllepis hortalis
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- 110 Syngamia florella
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- 111 Desmia
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- 112
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- 113
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- 114
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- 115
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- 116
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- 117 Palpita
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- 118 Desmia
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- 119 Desmia
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- 120
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- 121 Desmia bajulalis
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- 122
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- 123
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- 124 Diaphania
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- 125 Desmia
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- 126
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- 127
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- 127
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- 128
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- 128
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- 129
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- 130
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- 131
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- 132 Eulepte
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- 133
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- 134
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- 135
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- 136
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- 137
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- 138
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- 139
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- 140 Galasa nigrinodis
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- 141 Prenesta fenestrinalis
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- 142 Glyphodes sibillalis
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- 143 Palpita
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- 144
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- 145 Conchylodes erinalis
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- 146
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- 147
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- 148
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- 149
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- 150 Diaphania
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- 151
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- 152
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- 153
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- 154
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- 155
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- 156
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- 157 Diaphania ochrivitralis
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- 158 Diaphania ochrivitralis
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- 159
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- 160
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- 161 Conchylodes erinalis
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- 162
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- 163
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- 164
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- 165
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- 246 Cosmosoma
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- 247 Cosmosoma teuthras
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- 248 Cosmosoma
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- 249 Cosmosoma teuthras
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- 250 Cosmosoma
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- 251 Macrocneme iole
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- 252 Cosmosoma
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- 253 Loxophlebia
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- 254 Loxophlebia
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- 255
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- 256 Loxophlebia
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- 257 Chetone angulosa
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- 910 Macrosoma
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- 910 Macrosoma
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- 910 Macrosoma
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- 911
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- 912 Calledapteryx
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