List of moths of Nepal (Limacodidae)

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The following is a list of Limacodidae of Nepal. Fifty-seven different species are listed.

This list is primarily based on Colin Smith's 2010 "Lepidoptera of Nepal",[1] which is based on Toshiro Haruta's "Moths of Nepal (Vol. 1-6)"[2] with some recent additions and a modernized classification.

  • Altha subnotata
  • Althonarosa horisyaensis
  • Aphendala cana
  • Aphendala mechiensis
  • Atosia himalayana
  • Belippa horrida
  • Belippa ochreata
  • Belippa thoracica
  • Caissa gambita
  • Caissa medialis
  • Cania himalayana
  • Ceratonema retractata
  • Chalcoscelides castaneipars
  • Cheromettia apicata
  • Dactylorhynchides rufibasale
  • Dermonarosa rufotessellata
  • Euphlyctinides albifuscum
  • Hampsoniella marvelosa
  • Hyphorma minax
  • Mahanta quadrilinea
  • Miresa argentifera
  • Miresa bracteata
  • Miresa decedens
  • Monema coralina
  • Narosa conspersa
  • Nirmides cuprea
  • Nephelimorpha argentilinea
  • Parasa bicolor
  • Parasa gentilis
  • Parasa herbifera
  • Paraas hilaris
  • Paraas himalepida
  • Parasa latifascia
  • Parasa pastoralis
  • Parasa punica
  • Parasa repanda
  • Phlossa conjuncta
  • Phlossa crispa
  • Phlossa fasciata
  • Phocoderma velutina
  • Phrixolepia similis
  • Praesetora albitermina
  • Praesetora divergens
  • Prapata scotopepla
  • Scopelodes testacea
  • Scopelodes venosa
  • Scopelodes vulpina
  • Setora baibarana
  • Setora postornata
  • Squamosa ocellata
  • Susica himalayana
  • Susica pallida
  • Tetrapleba brevilinia
  • Thosea magna
  • Thosea sevastropuloi
  • Trichogyria circulifera
  • Triplophleps inferma


See also

References

  1. ^ Smith, Colin (2010). Lepidoptera of Nepal. Kathmandu, Nepal: Himalayan Nature. ISBN 978-9937-8292-0-5.
  2. ^ Haruta, Toshiro (2000) [1992]. Moths of Nepal- Part 1,2,3,4,5,6. Shinjuku, Tokyo: Tinea, Japan Heterocerists' Society. ISSN 0493-3168.
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