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DescriptionUnique moth seen in mukteshwar.jpg

English: unique moth seen in mukteshwar. its abdomen raised like a scorpion with dual sting like features
Date 9 July 2013
Source picture of the moth taken in mukteshwar during late evening
Previously published: uploaded in commons
Author Siddharthpandeyricha







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29° 24′ 25.2″ N, 79° 32′ 20.4″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.
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English: would like to know its classification

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