Moth | Notarcha quaternalis
Hello everyone, good afternoon wherever you are, how are you this afternoon? Hope you are fine wherever you are.
I"m back here again and today I again found a moth whose color is very beautiful. In Latin, this moth is known as Notarcha quaternalis. In our daily life, these beautiful insects are known as moths. However, unlike farmers, they call them dangerous pests.
This moth can attack cultivated plants by eating the leaves. The main target of these moths when attacking plants is to eat very young shoots, while they attack other leaves by covering the lower surface of the leaves or the softer parts of the leaves.
Judging from the way it works, this traffic jam is very dangerous. Although basically, plants that are attacked will not die immediately, the resulting effects are very dangerous, namely they can cause a significant reduction in productivity.
Even though it is known as a pest that is dangerous to plants. But in the eyes of hunters of beautiful insects, these butterflies are extraordinary creatures. She has an extraordinarily beautiful appearance. Being able to find or successfully photograph it is an extraordinary miracle.
This moth is an insect that is difficult to find. They like to hide behind leaves, they attach their bodies to the leaves so it is difficult for us to find them. But today I felt lucky, the moth was on a leaf to sunbathe.
Latin name | Notarcha quaternalis |
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Observation date | 13 Des, 2024 |
Camera used | realme 7 Pro |
Photographers | @reachdreams |
Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
Link to original community |
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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/254955359
Latitude | Longitude | Map |
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4.695135 | 96.7493993 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=4.695135&mlon=96.7493993 |
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Beautiful butterfly my friend ❤️
Thank you my brother.
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