Lasiocampidae
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Lasiocampidae

The "Eggars". Medium to large sized moths with robust dense hairy bodies and broad rounded wings often with a small round discal spot and a simple pattern of cross lines on a plain background. Larvae plump cylindrical and densely hairy, in some species living in communal webs until the final instar. Pupa in a tough silken cocoon often mixed with larval hairs. Some sexually dimorphic with very active day flying males which assemble to females over large distances.

 Poecilocampinae
66.001 1631 December Moth
(Poecilocampa populi)
66.002 1632 Pale Eggar
(Trichiura crataegi)
 Malacosomatinae
66.003 1634 Lackey
(Malacosoma neustria)
 Lasiocampinae
66.005 1633 Small Eggar
(Eriogaster lanestris)
66.007 1637 Oak Eggar
(Lasiocampa quercus)
66.008 1638 Fox Moth
(Macrothylacia rubi)
 Pinarinae
66.010 1640 Drinker
(Euthrix potatoria)
66.011 1641 Small Lappet
(Phyllodesma ilicifolia)
66.012 1642 Lappet
(Gastropacha quercifolia)
   

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