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Heinol wrote:

27 Jun 2025

I don't know enough about Pluteus to be able to say if this is romellii.

Pluteus sp.

ibaird wrote:

20 Jun 2025

C. halcyone does not seem to have the slightly two-toned forewing pattern which is evident here and it other C. quieta specim,ens I see online.

Comostolopsis germana

ibaird wrote:

20 Jun 2025

Three of the five specimens of C. quieta below don't show the brown dashes on the termen.
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=149297
On iNaturalist the specimens with clear black dots on fore and hinwings seem to show the dashes, those without prominent dots apprently do not. Sexual dimorphism perhaps?

Comostolopsis germana

DiBickers wrote:

20 Jun 2025

Thanks so much for confirming @KimberiRP 😊

Pamborus (Genus)

KimberiRP wrote:

19 Jun 2025

Pamborus it is.

Pamborus (Genus)

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